2005 Polaris Predator 90 Owners Manual - Page 89

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Features and Controls Kick-Start Lever A If the battery becomes too weak to start the engine, the kick-start lever will allow you to start the engine until the battery is serviced. Be sure the ATV is on a level surface with the parking brake locked. Make sure the transmission is in neutral (90cc models). 1. Fold out the kick-start lever (A) on the lefthand side of the ATV. 2. Make sure the stop switch is in the RUN position and turn the key to ON. 3. Place your foot on the kick-start, and then thrust your heel B downward to crank the engine. 4. After the engine has started, fold the kick-start lever back into place. NOTE: A 10/12mm wrench is provided in the tool kit for removing or installing the lever. If not installed, make sure the rubber cap is installed on the kick-start shaft to protect the rider. On 50cc models, store the kick-start lever under the seat (B) when it's not installed on the ATV. 86

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FeaturesandControls
Kick-StartLever
If the battery becomes too weak to start the engine, the
kick-start lever will allow you to start the engine until the
battery is serviced. Be sure the ATV is on a level surface with
the parking brake locked. Make sure the transmission is in
neutral (90cc models).
1.
Fold out the kick-start lever (A) on the lefthand side of the
ATV.
2.
Make sure the stop switch is in the RUN position and turn
the key to ON.
3.
Place your foot on the kick-start, and then thrust your heel
downward to crank the engine.
4.
After the engine has started, fold the kick-start lever back
into place.
NOTE:
A 10/12mm wrench is provided in the
tool kit for removing or installing the lever. If not installed, make sure the rubber cap
is installed on the kick-start shaft to protect the rider. On 50cc models, store the
kick-start lever under the seat (B) when it’s not installed on the ATV.
A
B