CNCMOTOK Starter Solenoid Relay Yamaha Review

This was exactly what I needed. This solved my initial problem and I am very happy with the product and the price I paid. My neighbor has the same problem as me (clicks only when trying to start) and I recommended this product. Love it! Recommend this product for over $90 OEM replacement.

Exactly the same dimensions as my 2001 Kodiak 400 relay. Installed when the old one came out. Worked like a champ. The bike started immediately. I rode the bike for 15 minutes so it was a bit hot from the ride. Shut down and restarted with no problems. I will review this review in 3 months if there is any problem

The relay works well as other reviews have written, when I tried to remove the fuse it fell apart so the fuses are a cheap joke. The fuses in my old relay were fine so I used them to replace the new relay and they worked like clockwork. I took off 1 star for the fuses, why not put in good fuses that will tell what type of amp it is.

Ordered this for my 2002 Yamaha Kodiak 400. It wouldn't start and just clicked every time I pressed the start button. I replaced my old starter solenoid with this one and it fired right away. I would replace the cheap fuses that came with this new part if I were you. I tried pulling out one of the new ones to test and it broke. That's my reason for 4/5.

Used on 2008 YAMAHA 450 4x4 WOLVERINE ATV I ended up not needing this part, my battery was dying and when I turned the key I heard a faint click. The battery was not enough to turn the starter. I'm keeping it as an add-on as this quad doesn't have a manual start. So if that part or the battery ever fails, the engine will not start in the field. IF THESE SYMPTOMS OCCUR, CHECK THE BATTERY AT A DEALER FIRST.

I had problems with my original solenoid on my Yamaha Big Bear 400. I replaced it with this one and it worked right out of the box. A few days later I wanted to start my motorcycle and it started immediately. When I parked the bike, the starter still turned. I was able to tap the solenoid to stop it, but a few days later when I tried to start the bike again the battery died. Maybe a solenoid. Could be an electrical problem

I had a low battery and tried to start my ATV several times. Apparently the starter together with the starter relay has a very difficult time. What started with a few clicks became unresponsive when the start button was pressed. I bought a new battery and ordered this part hoping it would work. Don't be alarmed by the rattling of this part. One of the fuses has blown, but it is a spare fuse. I plugged it in and it started straight away. Inexpensive repair and saved me a lot of money.

I had serious problems with the starter motor binding and spinning with the key removed when trying to start my ATV! I had to remove the seat and disconnect the battery terminal to stop it. I bought an aftermarket starter relay solenoid from a Yamaha store but it still had problems ($60 value). Decided to order this solenoid (built right in) and replaced the OReily battery with an Interstate. I HAVE NO MORE PROBLEMS! It's been 60 days since I've ordered another one of these as the OEM is $96…