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Won't start i have a 1993 yamaha timberwolf that wont start the solenoide starter switch makes a buzzing sound and theres another thing that has wires going to it but not leaving it makes a buzzing sound to.
You have a bad solenoid battery or starter try to ground the starter touch positive to groundwith a rubber ended screw driver if the starter spins you have a bad solenoid
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the first thing that I would check is to make sure your battery is fully charged or try and jump the battery using another car battery. if still no go then I would say that your starter solenoid is bad. while checking the solenoid/starter double check to make sure your block to body ground cable is secure.
I had one i had to bump start for miles till it went. also would fire on three now and again ... cleaned up the pic up points front lower casing right hand side , and it fired up and ran all the time nice and fine .
Faulty start solenoid? Check the starter sice of this electric switch with the power on and the start switch depressed. If you have no voltage at this point, the solenoid is suspect. If you have power and no start ... jump power directly to the starter to see if it will run.
You have a loose connection to the ignition system . When cranking make sure it is in neutral. and kill switch is in run position. The only thing dropping would sensibly affect is the fuel system or jarring a switch., but with the suspension you have there really is no jarring. So, I would ck the wiring. something is loose.
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