American Landmaster UTV SxS Forum
This is for all of you American Landmaster UTV, SxS (Side by Side) owners. Discussions about American Landmaster specific topics including the L3, L4, L5, L7, X and XL models. Also includes the re-branded American Sportworks models such as CW265, CW413, TW265, TW413, and BD300.
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By Greg Kilgore · Posted
Couldn't tell a lot from video. Did sound like a little bit of a miss. In the dark check to see if the plug wire is arcing. Check connections for coil and spark plug. Maybe check and re-gap the spark plug. Good luck and keep us informed. -
I'm having a similar issue with my Axis 500. It seems to bog down and struggle, particularly on inclines/hills (see video). Frustratingly, it also only happens intermittently, more often when the machine has been running for a while (I use it for farm work only). So far I have: Replaced fuel filter Replaced fuel injector Replaced MAP sensor (reset ECU after) Replaced spark plug Verified air filter is clean Verified no obstructions in exhaust I only run it on 91+ gas and put a can of seafoam through it to no avail I did previously have an issue with a failed one-way bearing, but this particular issue predates that failure. I replaced the one-way bearing a few months ago and inspected the wet clutch, primary/secondary clutches and belt while I was in there-didn't see anything of concern. Where do I go from here? IMG_9433.MOV
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