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2011 hisun 800 crankshaft position sensor

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Hello fellow hisun owners, I'm new to the Forum just wanted to ask a question about my hisun 800, I currently need to replace the crankshaft position sensor but due to my location I'm looking at almost two months before I see one, I was just curious if anybody knows of another brand that use the same crankshaft position sensor for the hisun 800 motor. Like Polaris, Yamaha, Suzuki, or even automotive. Thanks. 

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Welcome to the forum!

There was some talk awhile back, about one of those Hisun models being a Yamaha rhino clone. It might be worth checking part numbers for the part itself. As well as engine specs. You might get lucky. 

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Thank you everyone for the advice, I ended up ordering it off of eBay from an American company, still saying I may not receive it until as late as November 9th but oh well I was running out of options and I need to have this running soon. Please if anybody else has any input please feel free to post your comment. It may help others. Cheers.

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