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Offroad => Side By Side => Topic started by: Uechikid on January 16, 2024, 09:34:26 PM
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My UXV 700's engine light comes on and turns off for no apparent reason. The oil is full and pumping, it has coolant and it happens when the engine is cold. I read something about codes but I don't have any way of knowing how to find that out.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Good morning - welcome to the forum!
Dealer no help?, or?
Stig
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Try to:
-detach both battery cables for a few minutes (hold them together a couple of seconds)
-unplug/replug all sensor connectors
(cranksensor, TPS 2x, MAP -sensor, ECU,.....)
Try ECU sync:
-ignition off
-throttle once full open and close
-ignition on
-for exact 8 seconds throttle full open
-throttle close
-ignition off
Jump start battery from a car, does it last ?
This 700 motors are known for failing CPS (CrankPositionSensor) and faulty Camshaft Position Sensors, both going south at early kms.
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Good morning - welcome to the forum!
Dealer no help?, or?
Stig
I never found a dealer that was willing to offer advice or help to a diy-er except, bring it in, we’ll take a look. And, short of renting a trailer I don’t have anyway to get it there.
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idle speed?
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Try to:
-detach both battery cables for a few minutes (hold them together a couple of seconds)
-unplug/replug all sensor connectors
(cranksensor, TPS 2x, MAP -sensor, ECU,.....)
Try ECU sync:
-ignition off
-throttle once full open and close
-ignition on
-for exact 8 seconds throttle full open
-throttle close
-ignition off
Jump start battery from a car, does it last ?
This 700 motors are known for failing CPS (CrankPositionSensor) and faulty Camshaft Position Sensors, both going south at early kms.
Sorry but, were you serious about all that. I may not be an experienced mechanic but that sounds a little out there.
Again, I’m sorry.
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Sorry but, were you serious about all that. I may not be an experienced mechanic but that sounds a little out there.
Again, I’m sorry.
Yes, Ruffus is serious and a v experienced mechanic. He’s helped many on here.
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Yes, Ruffus is serious and a v experienced mechanic. He’s helped many on here.
Ok thanks. I’ll print his response and see if I can figure this out.
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Ok thanks. I’ll print his response and see if I can figure this out.
Good plan. If you get stuck, post back on here with as much detail as you can and I’m sure someone more mechanically adept than me will help! They love a challenge!