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2008 HS700 reverse rev limiter


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Good day all, 

searching here but cannot find the answer,  Hisun been working fine and now reverse limiter seems to be engaging and cannot back up, cannot find a clear solution to disable the limiter. found a possible relay?  not sure which one or to cuut a wire at ecu but a picture or diagram would be helpful

thank you for any help in advance

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Not famlar with that model, but most hisuns being very similar: can you try unplugging the box under the hood labeled "speed limiter"?

If there's not a box, I believe there is a wire you can cut, but I don't know the details, I believe "motorcycledoctor" has some info on disabling the speed limiter on older models in their info part of theor site.

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