Premium Quality Replacement for Honda TRX400 Rancher AT
Restore the smooth, seamless gear transitions of your Honda TRX400 Rancher with this high-performance Electric Shift Control Motor. Specifically engineered for the TRX400FA and FGA models equipped with the automatic transmission (AT) system, this motor ensures reliable computer-controlled shifting based on throttle position and vehicle speed.
RELIABILITY: Manufactured using premium materials and a fully sealed construction to withstand the harsh conditions of off-road riding.
Key Features
✔ Direct Fit: Exact-fit specification for hassle-free motor replacement.
✔ Plug & Play: Includes factory-style electrical connectors.
✔ OEM Performance: Meets or exceeds original equipment standards.
✔ Sealed Housing: Protects internal components from moisture and dirt.
Technical Specs
Voltage
12V DC
Gear Teeth
12 Teeth
Material
Premium Grade Alloys
Installation
Front Crankcase Cover
Compatibility / Fitment Guide
Make
Model/Application
Years
Honda
TRX400FA Fourtrax Rancher AT
2004 - 2007
Honda
TRX400FGA Fourtrax Rancher AT GPScape
2004 - 2007
OEM Cross Reference
Honda OEM
31300-HN7-013, 31300-HN7-01
Arrowhead
CMU0008
J & N
430-58008
Questions & Answers
Is this a genuine original part?
This is a premium quality aftermarket replacement part from 4Drive, manufactured to meet or exceed original equipment (OE) standards for fitment and performance.
Does this motor include the gear and connector?
Yes, it comes equipped with the 12-tooth drive gear and the factory-style electrical connector for a direct plug-and-play installation without the need for splicing.
Will this fix shifting issues on my Rancher 400 AT?
If your current motor is failing to engage or is sticking, this part is the primary solution. We recommend verifying that your battery is fully charged and checking the shift angle sensor if issues persist.
Note: Please verify your original part number against 31300-HN7-013 before purchasing. Reference the compatibility guide for exact year and model fitment at 4drive.co.uk.
