I think I’m experiencing a similiar problem with my 22 trail s 1000. Backed into a rock pretty hard and about 40 miles later starting throwing the misfire code. Do you think a 8 mph rock hit to the rear hitch would be enough to knock the clutch out of alignment?
It's called a misfire code. There are several things that will cause the computer to throw this code. A belt can be bad or when the transmission and engine are not in alignment are usually the most common causes and the easiest to start with. It's crazy how it works and not sure why they do it that way but that's how they work.
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I think I’m experiencing a similiar problem with my 22 trail s 1000. Backed into a rock pretty hard and about 40 miles later starting throwing the misfire code. Do you think a 8 mph rock hit to the rear hitch would be enough to knock the clutch out of alignment?
If machine is running fine until it goes into limp mode and misfire code, that is most likely the problem and the cheapest fix
How would a misfire be caused from this? That makes no sense.
It's called a misfire code. There are several things that will cause the computer to throw this code. A belt can be bad or when the transmission and engine are not in alignment are usually the most common causes and the easiest to start with. It's crazy how it works and not sure why they do it that way but that's how they work.