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2022 Sector 750 - Starter Grind and Engine Clunk after servicing

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Hey all,

Took my Hisun sector 750 into the dealership to get a couple warranty issues resolved ( Stator died, parking brake alarm stuck on and occasional no start without throttle being applied).

The unit was at the dealership for 5 weeks, and when I went to pick it up it had more issues. Went to start it to load it up and the starter was making a terrible grinding noise. Turned it off to see if it was a one time fluke, and after then engine shut down there was a few loud clunks from the engine area that I had never heard before. Neither issue was present prior to the shop working on it. 

Needless to say I left it there to be looked at again. Kinda peeved since it's a couple hour round trip hauling a trailer, not happy on gas. 

Any thoughts on what could have happened? More concerned about the clunks as opposed to the starter grinding. 

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