For Honda Fourtrax 300 TRX300/TRX300FW 1988-2000 Starter Rebuild Brush Plate Kit
For Honda Fourtrax 300 TRX300/TRX300FW 1988-2000 Starter Rebuild Brush Plate Kit
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Starter Rebuild Brush Plate Kit for Honda Fourtrax 300
This starter rebuild brush plate kit is a direct repair solution for the starter motor on Honda Fourtrax 300 TRX300 and TRX300FW models, restoring starting power without replacing the entire starter assembly.
Overview
This starter rebuild brush plate kit refurbishes the worn brush and plate components inside the starter motor on Honda Fourtrax 300 machines. It restores reliable cranking for riders who want a cost-effective fix instead of a full starter replacement. The kit suits DIY mechanics and shops servicing TRX300 and TRX300FW models from 1988 through 2000.
Built For Performance
- Brush plate assembly matches the original starter motor mounting pattern
- Carbon brushes sized for consistent electrical contact and even wear
- Corrosion-resistant plate material for long service life
- Direct-fit rebuild components for straightforward installation
- Restores factory-style cranking performance to a worn starter
- Compact kit keeps spare parts on hand for routine maintenance
Fits These Machines
- for Honda Fourtrax 300 TRX300
- for Honda Fourtrax 300 TRX300FW
- for Honda Fourtrax 300 1988-2000 models
On-The-Job Use
- Rebuilding a starter that cranks slowly or not at all
- Scheduled maintenance on high-hour Fourtrax 300 machines
- Shop repairs where a full starter replacement is not needed
- Trailside or garage fixes to get a machine running again
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | TRX300, TRX300FW |
| Type | Starter rebuild brush plate kit |
| Compatibility | Honda Fourtrax 300 1988-2000 |
Good To Know
Q: Do I need to remove the starter to install this kit? A: Yes, the starter motor must be removed from the machine so the brush plate can be swapped out. Once apart, the old brushes and plate are replaced with the new components in this kit.
Q: Will this kit fix a starter that clicks but does not turn? A: A clicking starter often points to worn brushes or a faulty plate, which this kit addresses. If the armature or field coils are damaged, a full starter replacement may still be required.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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