Fuel pumps and swing arm bearings as well as front wheel bearings. Also, i have replaced quite a few rear axle bearings and seals. Other than that, bullet proof but rides like a tank.
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How Much oil did you put back in the engine?..did you remove the oil filter..??..did you install it back in correctly(they go in ONE way!!). .the engine oil capacity is 2.1 quarts..NO MORE!!
Do I take it the engine is already stripped to establish the fault. I've owned several Honda's and never seen this fault. If its in bits a good motorcycle engine shop could do it and recut the seat but only a search of parts books would tell you if Honda used a motorcycle head. Saying that, Honda do appear to use modified bike engines to power quads. New crank cases built onto a previous barrel and head. Call a Honda specialist or a quad shop who may have already worked it out for themselves. Check out quad forums as well?
There is an on line forum for the Honda 350 fourtrax. They discuss this problem at great length and recommend everything from using the choke and primer, replacing the spark plug with a hotter one for cold weather, to adjusting the valves to factory specifications, and rebuilding the carburetor. https://atvconnection.com/forums/honda/28277-honda-rancher-not-starting-cold.html Hope that will be helpful.
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