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By Memphis
Not sure if in right place but here goes
My 300 is lacking power only reaching 30mph and struggling uphill everything else seems ok other that this problem cleaned all fuel new filter pan and all new fuel pump and spark plug full oil change is there anything I am missing
ps It is auto and does noy seem to want to get in another gear 5200 rpm at 30mph
Regards
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By Gwbarm
I have noticed lately that the ATV tires i generally buy have upped in price quite a bit. The Kenda EX that i generally get are sold out and not available at this time, the EVO which is usually my second choice has increased 50.00 on a set of 4. The HTR Kendas best tire is now 150.00 per tire. Even the Sun F have increased but not so much as the others.
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By Atomusthenes
I would appreciate being pointing in the correct direction for a wiring diagram and or schematics of the 88 Honda FourTrax 300 4x4 if anybody has any knowledge of how to test the ignition system stator and CDI I don't know if the voltage regulator probably and also the FCU I put a new ignition in it it is a cheap aftermarket one doesn't have the correct plugs but has the correct wiring scheme I get power the neutral light comes on and the oil light stays on it turns over but I have no spark
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By neilroy87
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