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Hisun Hs800 electrical/starting issue


Ben Adams

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Hey guys new on this forum looking for some help with 2013 hs800. I've been trying to track down a no spark issue, I've got no spark to both coils. Battery has tested good, stator passed dynamic test, coils tested good, wires tested good, plugs are good, crank sensor has been replaced and so haas ecu. The issue seems to be the coils are not getting proper voltage. I've checked fuses and all fuses are good. There's no error codes for the efi system Does anyone have a wiring diagram with the ecu pinouts or a relay diagram to identify which relays do what? Or even a diagram showing flow of power for starting system? 

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