Dealership Had This Honda ATV Sitting For Years. Why Couldn't They Sell It?

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  • I buy a Honda TRX200 ATV from a dealership that had it sitting for years. It doesn't run. Can it be fixed? #NobodyWantedIt, #BadDeal,
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Komentáře • 479

  • @2vintage
    @2vintage  Před 2 lety +38

    How much do you think this Honda ATV is worth in running condition?

    • @josephcervantes6872
      @josephcervantes6872 Před 2 lety +6

      2200

    • @joemartin6776
      @joemartin6776 Před 2 lety +9

      I have been out of the ATV game for about 2 decades so my guess would be $1,000-$1,500.00. Then again I may be way off. I bought my '87 Honda Fourtrax 250 back in 1988 at a dealership for $1,500.00. I miss my Fourtrax. Great video as always!

    • @josephcervantes6872
      @josephcervantes6872 Před 2 lety +9

      @@joemartin6776 with today's market I would say 1800-2200.

    • @davidbohn9507
      @davidbohn9507 Před 2 lety +9

      $1,500usd. If the gas tank didn't leak and it had a OEM battery/wiring cleaned up, I would say around$2,000usd. It's in great condition for its age.

    • @pariscrowe2021
      @pariscrowe2021 Před 2 lety +2

      I'd say 2500$

  • @davesplace1307
    @davesplace1307 Před 2 lety +22

    Keep this one joe! You said it yourself you cant go wrong with an old honda. Find an original tank for it and get rid of the rig up front. Maybe add some more lights and a nice wench. You'll be set to go

  • @roryk.3568
    @roryk.3568 Před 2 lety +18

    Most Honda dealers aren't certified to work on anything older than 20 yrs. They won't admit it but it's true. Reason being, if they break something they can't replace they have to replace the bike. Nice find, around here that's worth about $1500 in good condition.

    • @benny8300
      @benny8300 Před 2 lety +1

      I know that’s so dumb

    • @Davido50
      @Davido50 Před 2 lety +1

      That's why I buy Yamaha

    • @M.TTT.
      @M.TTT. Před 2 lety +1

      @@Davido50 that makes no difference lol, they still wouldn't work on it.

    • @stevesimon1994
      @stevesimon1994 Před 2 lety +2

      It's not that they aren't certified, it's that usually the machine isn't worth the cost of repairs and as you say if you can't get parts it becomes and issue. a lot of times the customer says to go ahead and fix it but when it comes time to pay the bill they disappear.

    • @4thdimensiontravels855
      @4thdimensiontravels855 Před 2 lety +1

      Its not on their flat rate system in the computer. They cant even estimate repair cost. They just cant make any money on them. Cant hardly get a good tech to work on the new stuff. I own and operate my own shop and my customers have some nightmare dealership stories.

  • @loganboyer8816
    @loganboyer8816 Před 2 lety +36

    You're really pumping out content dude! Keep it up. Love the classic Honda machines.

  • @jakepriest4282
    @jakepriest4282 Před 2 lety +5

    Had one of these new! Worked it to death twice on the farm over 20 years. Always pulling and hauling way more than it should. Broke the frame twice! Low range and shaft drive made it a beast!

  • @03roadking
    @03roadking Před 2 lety +4

    I don't know because I usually don't see you do it but if you're using the old gas that's always an issue

  • @jamesmorton8431
    @jamesmorton8431 Před 2 lety +4

    Easy fix replacing the boot! The cdi box is the usual culprit on these older machines… personally I would repair the tank & leave the external tank on it also, a little extra gas storage is always a good thing 👍🏻👍🏻

  • @geraldclemens1682
    @geraldclemens1682 Před 2 měsíci

    Have one of these. It still runs real good. Needs rear tires, neutral switch needs replaced/has been bypassed. Yet it is a beast. Father inlaw had got it from for $150 needed some tlc. Now runs real good.

  • @foxyloon
    @foxyloon Před 2 lety +9

    That's definitely one of the nicer 80s Hondas. Decent size bore for the motor, an actually usable low gear for pulling/hauling, and it has reverse and an electric starter on top of it! Unless something newer comes along, I'd totally recommend holding onto this one.
    Since its in such good shape and runs so well, it definitely deserves a replacement tank. Even if a used one runs for $200-$400, it would totally be worth it to have a gas tank that's not obstructing the headlight.

    • @TheRealChuckNorris
      @TheRealChuckNorris Před rokem

      Even if something newer comes along you keep it. These things are tanks. I have several atvs that are decades newer than this atv and all of them have had something expensive make them useless for months on end. My 84 trx200 and 86 trx250 have NEVER broken down. The most I've had to do to them in the 15 plus years of owning them is oil changes and batteries. Even honda doesn't make their atvs this bullet proof anymore.

    • @mikbeau145
      @mikbeau145 Před rokem

      This bike is good for another 40 years if well treated

  • @mikewhitley1183
    @mikewhitley1183 Před rokem +2

    I've been in the glass business for 50 years and I noticed that all your four wheelers have a lot of plastic and most of the time it scratched up you can polish that plastic out like brand new using plastic polish like you would use on your headlight lenses or standard automobile polish . Give it a try I'm sure you'll like it I've done it many times and also if you have any clear windshields or anything like that the Polish will polish it clear as glass

  • @chrisb8127
    @chrisb8127 Před 2 lety +4

    My first and only ATV was a honda 86 trx 250 just like that one. My tool kit was attached to under seat but also had container beside trunk space. I bought the same back tires for mine. Also the headlight detached so you could use it as a spot light which I thought was pretty cool. Paid 1750$ for it back around 1999 and sold it to one of my best friends in high school for 850$ in 2002. I really enjoyed the one I had.

  • @Sharky_Mcstevens
    @Sharky_Mcstevens Před 2 lety +4

    Have a late 80s fourtrax 250. Very similar but mine has a kick start instead of pull.
    Paid $400 for it running with a plow and winch. Put a set of 6ply tires on it and painted the wheels and plow black. Looks nicer than most new machines.
    These Hondas simply do not quit.

  • @karlgilbert8255
    @karlgilbert8255 Před rokem +1

    That's the cleanest old Honda I've seen in awhile. Nice find! Have a DRZ400 that lost spark & couldn't find it. Sent it to my sled mechanic & he fixed it in 2 hours. Sparking through a new plug boot to the gas tank.. sometimes it's the simple stuff.

  • @ronniehaley729
    @ronniehaley729 Před 24 dny

    Same one I grew up on! High and low range 1984. I never even changed the oil in that thing for over 10 years . Never gave me a problem lol

  • @Leglesswonder183
    @Leglesswonder183 Před 2 lety +5

    Great video! This was a trip down memory lane for me. I had one of those when I was a teenager, rode the heck out of it. My dad's friend owns it now and it's still running to this day. They are absolute tanks.

  • @that_sicksix1719
    @that_sicksix1719 Před 2 lety +9

    I had a trx200 that was probably the cockroach of four wheelers it didn't have a once of plastics on it no exhaust the previous owner rolled it down a cliff it had no breaks but it never let me down those engines are the most bullet proof Honda ever made mine started knocking after it burned all the oil but just dump some more in and ride for another two hours love the trx series and any sport utility Honda makes

  • @jonnyonwheels
    @jonnyonwheels Před 2 lety +6

    Wow, this machine brings back memories. My uncle had one at his hunting camp…..was the first quad my brother and I had ever ridden! It’s so funny that this was an adult sized machine back when it was new.

    • @Davido50
      @Davido50 Před 2 lety

      Yup considered a big machine

    • @strayfiftynine9151
      @strayfiftynine9151 Před 2 lety +1

      This is the firs 4 wheeler honda came out with. correct me if I'm wrong.

  • @mrnoname3802
    @mrnoname3802 Před 2 lety +1

    my very first atv was a 80s something trx250 so reliable couldnt kill it bought it for 200 bucks with bald tires no plastics no seat cover changed the oil fired right up after 2 kicks kept it for so long by the time i was ready to buy a new machine gave it to my uncle and he rode it for years still with no fenders lol cant get any better than a classic honda this is a nice one id ebay a new gas tank and keep the front mounted one put em on a valve for extra mileage lol

  • @rob6876
    @rob6876 Před 3 měsíci

    My dad had an '84 200, this is the spitting image of his (although his fuel tank still held gas......lol). Man, I miss that ride. I have an '87 Foutrax 250 that I still ride. Love these classic Hondas!!! Handy piece of info to know regarding the boot being the cause of no spark!! I wouldn't have guessed that. Well done!!

  • @murrayhalbert2988
    @murrayhalbert2988 Před rokem +2

    Good vid. Being an old mechanic, I actually worked on those at a dealership. That engine came from the atc185 with point ignition which was made a little larger to the 200cc with CDI. These were very good engines. I kind of chuckled when you said that there was zero ohms on the plug cap. I think the ohm meter was "misread", these caps had a 5K ohms reading which was extremely common to all recreation vehicles in the 80's. Governments required this due to radio interference. First place to start with no spark. If the dealership couldn't figure it out. Hmmm. Look at the point that screws into the end of the plug wire it may not be there eroded off.

  • @slickfixjeff
    @slickfixjeff Před 2 lety +2

    Finally! You held the coil wire up to the frame without the boot! See, you didn't get zapped!

  • @chrisbullard5901
    @chrisbullard5901 Před 2 lety

    My grandparents used to have these Honda Fourtrax for getting around the property and forging the local creek to visit neighbors. These are super easy to learn and fun for leisurely ride.
    They’re also unusually good at handling steep angles on single-track.

  • @jeremyjones2191
    @jeremyjones2191 Před 2 lety

    So far this is the most thorough videos you've made...good work

  • @user-ot9bm3by5t
    @user-ot9bm3by5t Před 3 měsíci

    This is an awesome machine. 1984 was the first year that Honda started their 4-wheeler line and this was the only model at the time , everything else was 3-wheelers. My Grandfather bought me one brand new just 1 months after their release, in fact it was the 1st one sold at the local Honda shop in Jonesboro, Ar.

  • @graemewilson5459
    @graemewilson5459 Před 2 lety

    I always watch your video’s.
    Simple and straightforward .
    Thanks

  • @scottdurham7745
    @scottdurham7745 Před rokem

    I had one same year and model back when I was a teenager! Loved that 4-wheeler! Wish I still had it!

  • @murrayminimotors1674
    @murrayminimotors1674 Před 2 lety +2

    Love the fact you keep at it tackling everything!! Great 👍

  • @justincollins4229
    @justincollins4229 Před 2 lety

    Had a few of these growing up. Along with a lot of other things. I really enjoy your post. Like the way you aren’t doing a gimmick or cheap humor.

  • @skininc69
    @skininc69 Před 2 lety +1

    Man you made my day! Just finished a rough night shift and there’s a new 2 Vintage video!

  • @Zappy1210
    @Zappy1210 Před rokem +1

    I got a really good deal from a dealership on a 1998 300 EX in 2006. Someone had just traded it in, plastic was more broken than together. The dealership didn't want to mess with it. I just happened to see it in the warehouse when I was test riding a 400 EX. I asked about it and they said they gave the guy $400.00 trade in for it and If I bought the 400 EX they would sell it to me for $200.00. I took the deal.
    I spent I believe $800 or so on all new sport racing plastic, new racing tires and a used rear shock. It looked and ran great and i sold it for $2000 5-6 weeks after I bought it.

  • @mmaaddict78
    @mmaaddict78 Před 2 lety +2

    Those wooly booger tires bring back the memories.

  • @HillendaleBros
    @HillendaleBros Před 2 lety

    I remember that atv for sale by me in Mukwonago, was wondering what that thing was on the front rack! Nice work getting it running

  • @cowboyjack328
    @cowboyjack328 Před rokem

    I bought a new Trx 200 in ‘84. First one my dealer had. Loved it. The only problem was it was prone to fouling the plug in cold weather. Always carried a spare. Only had to use one a couple times but learned to be carful. Was a young kid thought I was living large! Have fun with it

  • @glennwolfe1663
    @glennwolfe1663 Před 2 lety

    This unit is exactly like my 87 trax 350. Only major issue was ele fuel pump needed replacement and new tires in 21. Old tires were original. Still a solid work horse. Thanks for sharing fellow badger👍👍👍👍👍😺🤗🐺

  • @joegabriel6415
    @joegabriel6415 Před 2 lety

    I have the exact same one. had it forever and I love it. all you need to do is adjust the timing chain tensioner and that ticking will go away super simple to do. don't even have to take anything apart

  • @robc.5745
    @robc.5745 Před rokem

    I have a 1986 3 wheeler and every time I had a problem starting it it was the plug, An old timer told me they might spark outside but under compression they won't, So I changed the plug and it would start right up.Nice find and fix up.

  • @doobyboy21
    @doobyboy21 Před 2 lety +2

    Best Quad ever ! It's a tank ! Keep it !

  • @LastigeRasta
    @LastigeRasta Před 2 lety +32

    The bike looks and runs too good for that crappy rim paint job .. it deserves better please

  • @user-wk6zi9is6w
    @user-wk6zi9is6w Před 3 měsíci

    Great job good find on the boot. I am looking at buying another used quad what brand do you recommend? I will be for plowing snow and normal yard work,

  • @martinburgess4814
    @martinburgess4814 Před 2 lety +1

    That was nice and easy.keep em rolling great videos.stay well

  • @INORBET
    @INORBET Před 2 lety +1

    New favourite channel 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 great videos mate 😎😎

  • @jankezza6931
    @jankezza6931 Před 2 lety

    Greetings from Croatia, I watched every video of yours from the beginning of the channel, well done💪💪💪

  • @mxbeanz1206
    @mxbeanz1206 Před 2 lety +2

    Your getting really good at this bro. Been watching you since the beginning. I do the same thing fix bikes and flip them. These videos are addicting. We both got clapped old yz80s the same day witch is funny. Doing a complete restore on my 1986 yz80 now

  • @jefferybye2169
    @jefferybye2169 Před 2 lety

    Another great video dude keep em coming..your busting these out fast..looking forward to the next one.👍🤘🤙☠💀

  • @mikeleblanc2933
    @mikeleblanc2933 Před 2 lety +6

    I'll give you 500$ to paint my rims lol.....😂

  • @ki11m3please325
    @ki11m3please325 Před 2 lety

    Stumbled on to this channel a couple days ago. I’m subscribed and Iv been binge watching ever since lol

    • @yamawarr962
      @yamawarr962 Před 2 lety

      Brake clean WD40 and scotch bright!

  • @user-fi3fx5my2s
    @user-fi3fx5my2s Před 6 měsíci

    Watch valve adjustments the exhaust is very close for compression release. This one had a bad coil, did run, but was worn out, top end and tranny good.

  • @mayberickcanfixit7468
    @mayberickcanfixit7468 Před 2 lety +4

    Those old old Honda engines were extremely tough. You have a nice little quad if you didn't pay to awful much.

  • @MM_in_Havasu
    @MM_in_Havasu Před 2 lety +1

    Good score, Joe! Hondas always run. This is no exception.
    Take it out and play with it now!

  • @trevorjameson3213
    @trevorjameson3213 Před 2 lety

    I had one almost exactly like that, but it was a 250. It was a 1985 TRX-250. My Dad bought it new in '85 and he gave it to me in '03. We used it for utility use all those years. When I sold it two years ago, it was still in nearly new condition, better than the one you have there. I advertised it on facebook and it sold in three days, for $1500. The guy was not used to old four wheelers, so I had to show him how to shift gears and find reverse. The only parts ever replaced were tires, a new air filter, and a new front brake master cylinder kit. Otherwise, it was always completely reliable. I would have kept it, but I had no more use for it and it was taking up space in my garage.

  • @mikeshobbiesandrandomstuff

    Sweet one for the collection would definitely like to see you get another tank for it and bring it back to original.

  • @craig2963
    @craig2963 Před 2 lety +1

    You can give POR15 Fuel Tank Sealer a shot on the old tank. You can get it from Eastwood. Might be able to save the tank for $20. I am sure it will not last forever, buy neither did the tank itself...lol.

  • @nekotherion7317
    @nekotherion7317 Před 2 lety

    Ive seen boot failure or wire regression inside the line so many times on motorcycles, its now one of the very first things i check as corrosion inside the boot (on the spring or ceramic pill) or a dry rotted boot, or the wire no longer making it near where it needs to can cause a whole host of issues, and can be the simplest to fix -- trim back the wire -- clean out the boot and fire er up

  • @richardstump4582
    @richardstump4582 Před rokem

    Merry Christmas!! To You, love your Video's!!

  • @978twostrokegarage2
    @978twostrokegarage2 Před 2 lety +3

    Keep up the great content Joe. Keep pumping vids out like you have and you will be outta of room for storage in no time 🤟🏻

  • @Tron1731
    @Tron1731 Před 2 lety +1

    That's a good candidate for a tractor triangle and some turn signals good job 👏

  • @strayfiftynine9151
    @strayfiftynine9151 Před 2 lety +1

    One thing I liked about this 4 wheeler is that it had a low enough low gear to pull and a high enough high gear. most Hondas after this high gear wasn't high enough. I never felt i had to reach for another gear at full speed on the highway.

  • @JamesDavis-to1hn
    @JamesDavis-to1hn Před 2 lety +2

    Spark plug boot.....super job! Great video.

  • @jembo1959
    @jembo1959 Před 2 lety

    Well done great fault finding and a big cheers from Ireland.

  • @kurtyoung6769
    @kurtyoung6769 Před 2 lety +4

    At 8:35 you should have checked spark straight from the wire before installing the boot because the resistor in the boot can go bad.

  • @jpstripeit
    @jpstripeit Před 2 lety

    I have one of these in stock condition. use it all the time, love it!

  • @bigc7t
    @bigc7t Před 2 lety +1

    Is worth allot to the person who is looking for one of these specific... Some clean up and a new gas tank it could be a good work machine... or it woulda make a great machine for a ful restoration for someone's collection.

  • @mitchoconnell6944
    @mitchoconnell6944 Před 2 lety

    It would have took me forever if at all to check the boot putting that in the ole' memory bank. Great job man.

  • @jimsworthow531
    @jimsworthow531 Před 2 lety

    Honda quality; good job following good troubleshooting steps!

  • @jamiewilliams2261
    @jamiewilliams2261 Před 2 lety

    Broooo
    You are the man
    Appreciate your vids, learning alot
    Watching from New Zealand!!
    Awesome

  • @kartguy
    @kartguy Před 2 lety

    Dude I'll be stoked if you get some property! That will take the videos to another level! You for one could keep almost all of them then, just in a lean-2 type garage lol For real like you said though you could use it to haul some stuff. Be cool to see you chop a tree down while using your ATV and trailer to get to the fallen OAK lol Then chop it up and haul the loads away over some rough terrain that only the old Honda could just go right over to the pile your storing up for winter for your wood burner heat. You could make some quad videos with some country life and quad use in them then like trails riding, hauling, working, grading driveways and other things, hunting and so many more on channel activities with your everyday new four wheeler lol Just a late night thought from me, love your channel its dang near all I watch anymore lol

  • @sagebrushhillbilly4655

    I put about a million miles on one of those when I was a kid. Nice work, man!

  • @jay1185
    @jay1185 Před 2 lety +3

    20:15 Sounds like whatever was rattling fell off onto the floor lol.

  • @TH-rj4ds
    @TH-rj4ds Před 2 lety

    I have one in the shed that started about 5 years ago. Needs tires, some other rubber bits, and has some spot rust on the rack welds. Been looking to get rid of it for a long time. Hasn't been actually ridden in probably 2 decades. My parents bought a 200 and a 250, the latter did not survive a collision with a tree, tore the left wheel assembly off.

  • @rstlr73
    @rstlr73 Před 2 lety

    a new proper fuel tank would do her justice !!! love it , great video !

  • @enjoythesho1992
    @enjoythesho1992 Před 2 lety +3

    200 Hondas are know for valve stem seals going bad if they sit for long periods of time you may have some dry seals causing oil to leak down in the combustion chamber

  • @bobbymckinney1264
    @bobbymckinney1264 Před 2 lety +3

    Looks to be in good shape,there might be some oil coming out head gasket it looked like to me?

  • @anthonyburke5656
    @anthonyburke5656 Před rokem

    The answer to most why no sale questions boils down to price and product.

  • @richardconlin3283
    @richardconlin3283 Před 2 lety

    honda dealer mechanic cant be very good im about to check my lawn mower that needs coil might be boot LOVE YOUR WORK

  • @trecedaves3159
    @trecedaves3159 Před 2 lety

    My fav quads. I have several. The 350 4x4 being my fav. Super simple to fix runs forever. Only thing I dont like about the trx fourtrax 84-87 line is the cable chokes. Everyone of mine have busted the plastic housing for the choke at the handle bars.
    Well can say the only thing I dont like cause I hate that I can not find plastics for my 85 250 anymore.

  • @Roggingmynoggin155
    @Roggingmynoggin155 Před 2 lety +1

    Once I seen it how clean it was for being “abondoned” and it being a Honda I knew you’d get it running

  • @deborahchesser7375
    @deborahchesser7375 Před 2 lety

    Man how do you find these bikes for so cheap, I’ve been a bike mechanic for 40 years I’d love to have a bunch to restore or repair. Love your channel bro, you’ve become quite the wrench yourself over the past few years.

    • @fourbyfourer
      @fourbyfourer Před 2 lety

      It all has to do with where you are. Where I am, there is no used 1980's ATC's, ATV's for hundreds and hundreds of miles. My Dad was the first to have a Honda ATC in our area back in 1983 till 1990.

  • @JpJp-zd7vu
    @JpJp-zd7vu Před 2 lety

    BEEN WATCHING FOR A CPL YEARS , FIRST TIME COMMENTING. ENJOY YOUR CHANNEL & THE CONTENT , THE CHANNEL FLOWS BETTER NOW , GREAT CONTENT ! GOTTA LOVE A HONDA , HERE IN PODUNK MAINE , THATS PROBABLY WORTH $ 1-1500K. \ W \ PROPER FUEL TANK & DRESSED UP A LITTLE MORE DECENTLY , JUST THE SAME INMO , ITS DECENT THE WAY IT SITS.

  • @mattyboy3157
    @mattyboy3157 Před 2 lety +1

    Awesome work!!

  • @rickseifert1677
    @rickseifert1677 Před rokem

    Nice work Joe!

  • @MrTexasSteve
    @MrTexasSteve Před rokem

    That's in pretty nice shape - all things considered. Does it have OEM shocks on the front? I'm trying to find some aftermarket ones for my TRX200 - tough to find cross reference numbers.

  • @williamstewart6999
    @williamstewart6999 Před 2 lety

    Nice! If you find a good used fuel tank you could have a reserve one.

  • @liamb.6251
    @liamb.6251 Před 2 lety +1

    I've got a 86 250 fourtrax, it's in not great condition but I haven't gotten rid of it yet because of how reliable it's been, I mean it's been wrecked more times than I can count, 1st gear is ran right out. Even after I crashed it at 45mph while riding on the road into a ditch it still ran like brand new, you just can't beat Honda reliability.

  • @slackersteve2004
    @slackersteve2004 Před 2 lety

    when i was like 12 I had a 84' trx 200 just like this and the cool thing is, once u click that little lever on the left to go into reverse u can shift up thru the gears which is a really dangerous flaw. and then i got the 86' 250 fourtrax like 4 years later, some of the best machines i ever had.

  • @beri232
    @beri232 Před rokem

    $1,500 tops in that condition where I live in Canada. Sold 2 350’s in excellent condition for between $2,500-$2,800

  • @belfastladd28
    @belfastladd28 Před 2 lety

    Just hit subscribe buddy been enjoying your videos this week I’ve only recently found the channel , keep up the good work . I’m not jealous at all ha ha , cheers man

  • @briancrull8678
    @briancrull8678 Před 2 lety +7

    You’re good at the electrics on the no spark cases .
    Comes with practice and familiarity.
    Electrical systems make our break and ATV and are known to be the weakest Link in the system that’s where I always look first as all of those components one fails in the middle and no one wants to find it .you found it
    Favorite fix dead orv channel by far !!!

    • @mikespain8655
      @mikespain8655 Před 2 lety +1

      Everyone seems to be intimidated and freaked out by electrical issues. Know how to use a multimeter, be systematic, and it can be done.

  • @josephcarino5829
    @josephcarino5829 Před 2 lety

    Joe, clean out thst tank with some muriatic acid. Just pour some in and slosh it around and pour it out. Rinse tank.out and pour some redkote in there. On ebay. Pour out all extra back in can. U can reuse it. Let it dry for a few days and you will be able to use that tank

  • @connorbryan1663
    @connorbryan1663 Před 2 lety

    Lol as usually another awesome vid for after work and dinner appreciate it my man

  • @kenbaker6177
    @kenbaker6177 Před 2 lety

    Kleem the inside of that gas tank works great. It is an internal plastic coating

  • @jamesward5721
    @jamesward5721 Před 2 lety

    Funky spark/no spark issues with this era Honda is usually the little electronic ignition module - it gets erratic & will work then not work, etc etc. Often they will start cold, then conk when they warm up - as broken connections inside the ECM open up. They're cheap & worth replacing as a matter of course. Great little machines.

    • @cobra-mn745
      @cobra-mn745 Před rokem +2

      I'm sorry but I had to chuckle when I seen your post,
      I have a 1984 TRX 200 I use mostly in the winter every day to haul wood to my boiler.
      The CD box did similar, above 50°f it would work just fine, 30°f to 50°f was a no go unless you heated it up, 30°f down to minus 25°f it would work fine again.
      I do like the idea of that bigger battery in the back, those motorcycle batteries don't care much to work below minus 10°f. It has enough to roll it over 2-3 revolutions with the choke on and then you need to use the rewind to fire it up, the chock cable froze up years ago.
      Paid $1000 for it in 2005 from a dealer and has served me well for being a 2 wheel drive

  • @cheto2952
    @cheto2952 Před 2 lety

    Hey bud those tanks are still out there you just got to hunt for it. And from what I'm seeing the model you have changed in 1985. I could be wrong but I looking for a tank fir that Quad and watching the video

  • @WildChinoise
    @WildChinoise Před 2 lety

    Good diag! Is there a bad gasket on the leaky carb?

  • @bryankerr69
    @bryankerr69 Před 2 lety +1

    That's a nice looking quad for its age. I'd order a new tank and get rid of the one on the front. Would definitely increase the resale price.

  • @Mun56203
    @Mun56203 Před 2 lety

    Same motor as a 1984 atc 200es! Awesome quads

  • @reaper20015
    @reaper20015 Před 2 lety

    Damn, I've been turning wrenches for over 30 years and never saw a bad spark plug boot. Crazy. But nice job getting it running.....shame the gas tank was so trashed.

    • @michaelweems679
      @michaelweems679 Před 2 lety

      I've personally seen quite a few. Hell, I just saw one on CZcams an hour or so ago. The guts came out of it and were stuck on the sparkplug. I wouldn't say it's super common, but not extremely rare.

  • @c0munguyforcaz
    @c0munguyforcaz Před 2 lety

    Loving the video! Keep it up!

  • @nckmackay
    @nckmackay Před 2 lety

    Por 15 fuel tank sealer. Gos on the inside, seals pretty good.

  • @johnhicks9529
    @johnhicks9529 Před 2 lety

    I'd just run A T splitter for dual tank usage for backup fuel source for making out of long-term trips.,or hard to get in.& out of area's to.

  • @RockAnAhardSpot
    @RockAnAhardSpot Před 2 lety

    This books for 1070 in EXCELLENT condition, that condition is like damn near showroom. Today may 11 2022. people bump these prices up and all, deals are out there though for sure. I got a back yard full of them. LOL I cannot pass up bikes that have a price tag of 75 bucks or less. I dont have a 4 wheeler yet though, been holding out for a old rokon. :0)