Coleman UTV SxS Forum
This is for all of you Coleman UTV, SxS (Side by Side) owners. Discussions about Coleman specific topics including the Outfitter models.
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By Joe Breaux · Posted
Overheating is an issue with Chinese UTVS. Especially anything HISUN..full time fan is a good idea in hot weather -
By that guy from Canada · Posted
If it only happens downhill engine braking, and riding the brakes stops it its simply a design flaw. If not i would take it back to dealer, could be something else, hard to diagnose unless i could actually test drive it myself. -
I could test to know exactly when it happens However, is it a malfunction or is there nothing to worry about? -
By that guy from Canada · Posted
Hmmm only thing i can think of is that if the rear driveshaft doesnt have a carrier bearing part way down it could be binding when off throttle, downhill under load. Other thought if you are decending steep and engine braking without dragging or using the actual brakes it can be the secondary loading up and banging around. Do a test run on the second point see whats up, if braking helps just brake. -
This happens only when i go downhill and only sometimes, not too often
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