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Check that baffle in the muffler too.OK, I had my 2016 pioneer 700 for about 2 year, it only has about 500 miles on it. I lost all power, top speed is about 20 mph, I checked the spark arrestor, it looks like new. I also adjust the valves. still no power, top speed on a hill is about 5 mph. Can anyone help.
Check that baffle in the muffler too.
How does it run? I mean...is it sputtering or hesitating?
I hope its not, but what you describe is what others seem to describe when the cam goes out on these. Did you notice how much movement the valves had when you were finding TDC doing the valves?
Widespread probably is too strong a word, but it does happen on occasion. @Farmer is the most recent member i can recall. I think if you Google this it goes all the way back to the Rincon and seems to affect machines that idle a lot or are stop/started often. Like farm work.First I've heard of this "CAM" issue...is this a wide spread problem..have they updated the cam on newer models?
Widespread probably is too strong a word, but it does happen on occasion. @Farmer is the most recent member i can recall. I think if you Google this it goes all the way back to the Rincon and seems to affect machines that idle a lot or are stop/started often. Like farm work.
Some have claimed the cam was updated, but it doesn't seem that way. Whats funny is that the can sits in a little tray that holds oil, so it shouldn't ever dry start. This is reason #1 why I always checked the valves at the intervals in the manual.
That's probably what he was thinking about.Thanks @DG Rider ... I would think if it was a major issue, Honda would have addressed it by now. I do agree that checking the valves is a must with this motor, as opposed to some other engines where it not as big a deal..this is not an engine that you buy new and never check the valves, as you can get away with that on some other motors. I forgot what my Honda mechanic told me about this engine and the valves when I bought it new, but it was something to do with the cam...but I didn't think much about it at the time...but he said it was critical that you keep the valves adjusted. I have adjusted my valves once since new...and they did need adjustment
Anyway, hope I don't have any issues...
Mine did that a couple of weeks ago. Baffle had broke loose in the muffler. Replaced the exhaust with HMF and better than new. Found a good deal on the exhaust. Lemme know if that is it and I’ll try to come up with the name of the place I bought from.
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air filter? Is it showing a code?
Check that baffle in the muffler too.
How does it run? I mean...is it sputtering or hesitating?
I hope its not, but what you describe is what others seem to describe when the cam goes out on these. Did you notice how much movement the valves had when you were finding TDC doing the valves?
Widespread probably is too strong a word, but it does happen on occasion. @Farmer is the most recent member i can recall. I think if you Google this it goes all the way back to the Rincon and seems to affect machines that idle a lot or are stop/started often. Like farm work.
Some have claimed the cam was updated, but it doesn't seem that way. Whats funny is that the cam sits in a little tray that holds oil, so it shouldn't ever dry start. This is reason #1 why I always checked the valves at the intervals in the manual.
i went to the dealer today, they told me that it sound like the Cam, I do use my pioneer alot around the farm and it does idle all the time.
Are you under warranty yet.??i went to the dealer today, they told me that it sound like the Cam, I do use my pioneer alot around the farm and it does idle all the time.