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2022 Hisun Sector 750 Valve adjustment


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I was wondering if anyone has found the valve adjustment out of spec, when they had them checked at the recommended first 20 hours.

If so, how hard is it to do on your own?

Rick

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If sector is like the Axis 750, not too difficult, but very tight spaces to work within. My exhaust side was a bit too tight on 20 hour service. I'd suggest a mirror, a lighted scope and four hands. Safer to have service center do it while under warranty.  Check YouTube videos for similar machines, then figure out if you want to tackle it.  Good luck!

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I tend to agree with you. Not worth taking the chance not doing it especially when they are found to tight. Failure waiting to happen. I do the same crap with my wave runners and motorcycle

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