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Just purchased a Coleman UTV 400.  Drove off trailer and parked with no issues. Put some gas in the tank, and went to use it, and it beeps when shifting into F or R. The parking brake light may be on, and not sure fuel gauge is working. I’ve ensure the brake is releasing, and I put 5 gallons in, so I’m baffled. Are one of these the issues or does something else cause the beeping?

  • Cujomike changed the title to Coleman 400 Warning Beep when shifting to F or R
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Sounds like it is the parking brake warning. Mine is a 2021 400 and if you shift to F or R with the parking brake on it starts the beeping noise. I would check the adjustment for the parking brake and see if the safety switch is out of adjustment. 

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