Start a Four‐Wheeler Tao Tao 110 if the Starter Button Is Broken
This article explains how to start a four-wheeler Tao Tao 110 when you can't use your starter button. It may work on other four-wheelers but this is not guaranteed or known.
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- Be aware that you will be completing an electric circuit. As such, the handle used must be either rubber or other safe conducting material.
Testing the power box
- Take off the side frame. Unwrap the wires off the bar.
- Find the white box or see-through box with two wires coming from each end.
- Unclip the white box. Pull out the fuse but leave the wires in the box.
- Find the solenoid. This will be a cylinder that connects two wires between the battery and the starter.
- Check the power box if the four boxes are melted. If they are melted, take them off the circuit board.
- Find the plugs to plug in. One should have five prongs and the other should have six conductors. Plug these together.
- Put the controller back under your seat where it was before.
Starting your 4 wheeler
- Get the 2-inch metal piece. Make sure that the kill switch is off and not on.
- Turn on your key ignition. There should be a solenoid with two bolts; connect both of them with the 2-inch piece of metal.
- Note: Be sure to hold the metal piece with a rubber or other safe conducting handle in order to not get shocked when you complete the circuit.
- After a few seconds, the engine should start without the starter button. If it doesn’t, then you likely have another issue.
Warnings
- Do not touch the wires that are touching both sides of the fuse; this risks getting an electric shock.
Things You'll Need
- Power box
- A key or something metal about two inches long (it needs a rubber handle or something that blocks electric shock as you will be completing an electric circuit)
- Battery -12 volts
- Regular gasoline
- Four wheeler Tao Tao 110
