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Bret Bollich Posted on Feb 18, 2014
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2008 rhino 700 fuel injected has lots of power but crossfires at 25-30 mph what to do

I have lots of power when I take off in high, it will almost pull the front wheels off the ground but when I get to 25 or 30 mph it starts to cross fire like it has a governor on the engine I cant figure it out

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Sounds like you are hitting the rev limiter. If it launches that hard im guessing you have a belt or clutch issue.

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