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By Michael Hudson
So my wife picked out a brand new Hisun crew 4x4 750 axis 4x4. When it gets hot it shuts off. This vehicle has less than 20 miles. I'm the dark here. First I have no access to a trouble shooting guide and have even blindly performed the "wiggle tests" as I used to do as a drive ability tech on cars professionally. I'm not able to locate what's getting overheated to cause it to shut off. After awhile it'll start right up and no issues. While trying to duplicate the problem sitting at idle, it'll eventually cut off again. Again when cooled off will start again.
I'm hating this machine and wished she'd gone with a pricier but more reliable sxs. My grizzly 550 rarely gives me issues that isn't my fault.
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By Fib103182
I have owned my 2015 Hisun HS700 Crew for about 3 or 4 months now. I got it used and was supposed to run good but was not put all the back together from a stator upgrade due to previous owner said he was going to out a stereo system on it. Anyway I have worked it much more than I have rode it. I seem to work on it 2 days and ride it for a hour. Me, my wife, and 2 kids (10 and 18) enjoy it but the engine compartment gets so hot. I've replaced the water pump and burped the cooling system and any other thing I could think of to bleed the air out and think its good with no air and water circulating. Fan seems to run fine and be on about all the time. Changed the coolant twice and oil 3 times. I noticed the engine really has nowhere for heat to go because heat rises and no air flow at all. Has anyone had any experience in this area? Any DIY tricks or any advice in removing the heat out of the engine compartment and getting it to a tolerable temperature. Im about to sell it if I can't figure something out and go waste money on a big name brand but I won't have red legs and arm from engine heat burning me and my wife. They machine never acts like its to hot or anything but it feels like it is. Thanks in advance for any and all help.
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By Josh Lounder
I acquired an older HISUN BIG BUCK 500 that hasn't run in years. Little elbow grease and she's running. I have a few more parts to switch out but when revving the engine over 4K the r light starts blinking. After googling and seeing other people I replaced the rev limit switch under the air box and found the same issue. I traced the green and white stripe wire back to the computer module and found no breaks in the wire and cleaned the connectors. Still same issue. I then cut the wire right at the plug and grounded it directly to the battery. I can now rev over 4k rpm however the light still blinks and when in reverse the light no longer lights up. Anyone else run into this? Can R light blinking mean something else.....HELP, what am i missing?????
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By Chuck Winburn
I bought an axis 500 brand new, hauled it home and the light indicator for 4 wheel drive is not working. Is there a something the store didnt tell me, or is it messed up right off the assembly line? Any thoughts or advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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