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Land Pride 4400ex manual Engine starts in gear, Engine stops running, Gear Shift is malfunctioning

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Engine starts in gear

Table of Contents

Section 11: Troubleshooting

Symptoms	Probable Causes	Suggested Remedies

Engine starts in gear	Clutch switch is improperly adjusted.	Adjust clutch switch to be engaged
		with clutch fully down.

Engine stops running	Gas tank is empty.	Reﬁll gas tank.

	Spark Plug wiring is defective.	Replace spark plug wiring.

	Ignition switch is defective.	Replace ignition switch.

	Battery is worn out or defective.	Replace battery

	Crankshaft is broke.	Replace broken crankshaft.

Gear Shift is malfunctioning	Clutch is not fully depressed.	Fully depress clutch.

	Clutch plate does not release.	Adjust clutch linkage

	Shift linkage is out of adjustment.	Adjust shift linkage.

	Synchronizer is defective.	Replace synchronizer.

	Transmission jumps out of gear.	With gear shift in neutral, adjust shifter
		link at transmission to be in neutral
		position.

Park brake doesn’t work	Park brake cable is broken.	Replace park brake cable.

	Park brake cable is jammed with debris.	Clean debris from park brake cable.

	Park brake is out of adjustment.	Adjust knob on end of park brake lever
		clockwise to tighten brake tension and
		counterclockwise to loosen brake
		tension.

Starter cranks slowly	Battery power is low.	Recharge battery.

	Battery connections are loose or	Clean and tighten battery connections.
	corroded.

	Battery is worn out or defective.	Replace battery.

	Harness connections are loose.	Reconnect harness connections.

	Harness pin connections are bent.	Straighten harness pins.

	Harness is defective.	Replace harness.

	Ignition switch is defective.	Replace ignition switch.

	Starter is defective.	Replace starter.

	Engine oil is too heavy.	Replace with SAE 10W30 oil.

6/30/05

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Land Pride 4400ex manual Engine starts in gear, Engine stops running, Gear Shift is malfunctioning, Park brake doesn’t work

Contents

4400EX Heavy Duty Off Road Utility Vehicle Table of ContentsGondo Operator’s ManualSection 4: Operating Instructions Table of ContentsUsing This Manual Safety FirstApplication Section 1: IntroductionOwner Assistance Land Pride Service DepartmentSerial Number Plate Product SupportBe Aware of Signal Words Safety SymbolSection 2: Important Safety Information DANGERTire Safety Practice Safe MaintenancePrepare for Emergencies Wear Protective EquipmentSafe Operating Procedures Table of ContentsSection 2: Important Safety Information Table of Contents Section 2: Important Safety InformationAvoid sudden stops, starts and turns 818-543C Safety Decals838-303C Table of Contents838-629C 838-492CTable of Contents Section 2: Important Safety Information838-489C 838-486C838-491C Table of Contents838-628C 838-490C838-508C Table of Contents838-444C Warning Label Included with SeatTable of Contents Section 2: Important Safety InformationPre-DeliveryCertificate Dealer Service and Inspection ListSection 3: Pre-Deliveryand Check List Vehicle InformationCustomer Acceptance List Dealer Delivery To Customer ListTable of Contents Section 3: Pre-Deliveryand Check ListOperator Responsibilities Dashboard Switches and InstrumentsGeneral Operation Section 4: Operating InstructionsTable of Contents Foot Operated ControlsSection 4: Operating Instructions Refer to FigureHand Operated Controls Fuel IndicatorTable of Contents DANGERSteering Driving ConditionsSandy Terrain Muddy TerrainDescending Steep Hills Towing the GondoTraverse Traveling on Steep Hills Towing Without a TrailerTowing Loaded on a Trailer Traveling Tips From the Trail MastersPreparation and Planning Plan Your RouteTable of Contents 4.Avoid operating on excessively steep hills and especially on hills that are steeper than 15 degrees. Avoid crossing slopes if possible and don’t make sharp uphill steering corrections or a rollover could result. If your vehicle starts to tip over on a slope turn the front wheels quickly down hill to regain stability and control. The best way to climb most hills is to drive straight up while maintaining a steady ground speed and constant engine rpm. The best way to descend most hills is straight down while using steady pressure on the brakes without locking them up. Locking up the brakes in a steep downhill situation can result in loss of traction, steering and control. When you must cross a slope on soft terrain, keep the front wheels turned slightly uphill and maintain a constant speed and a straight line of travelSection 4: Operating Instructions Section 5: Options and Accessories Gondo AccessoriesGondo Options Rear Cargo BoxPrepare Vehicle for Maintenance General MaintenanceSection 6: Maintenance Torque ValuesTire Inflation Chart Tire MaintenanceJacking the Vehicle Shock AbsorbersJump Starting the Battery BatteryPrepare Vehicle to Jump-Start Table of ContentsDisconnecting Jumper Cables Connecting Jumper CablesFuel System Table of ContentsFuel Filter and Fuel Line Maintenance Engine MaintenanceFilling the Fuel Tank Emptying the Fuel TankHigh Altitude Carburetor Kit Power Steering BeltRefer to Figure 6-5 & Figure Table of ContentsPrecleaner Foam Element Air Filter Maintenance SchedulePrecleaner Element 61 mm deep . . . . 24-083-02-S Engine Air FilterSpark Arrester Maintenance Procedure Spark Arrester Maintenance ScheduleReplacement Parts Spark ArresterMaintenance Schedule Table of ContentsSection 6: Maintenance Engine Oil Engine Oil Maintenance ScheduleSection 7: Lubrication and Fluids Engine Oil Type and Capacity6mo/100hrs Engine Oil and Filter ChangeRefer to Figures 7-1, 7-2, 7-3, 7-4& Table of ContentsDifferential Oil Type and Capacity Differential Maintenance ScheduleDifferential Oil Level Check 6 mo/100hrsBrake Fluid Maintenance Schedule Transmission Maintenance ScheduleTransmission Fluid Brake FluidSteering & Cargo Lift Cylinder Fluid Hydraulic Fluid Maintenance ScheduleGrease Type Lubrication Hydraulic Fluid Type and CapacityRotating Bearing Surfaces Pillow Block BearingRefer to Figure 7-14 and Figure Table of ContentsEngine Preparation for Storage Section 8: Seasonal StorageVehicle Storage Preparation Vehicle Removal From Storage PreparationLight Scuff IntroductionScratch Section 9: Body RepairTable of Contents Deep GougeSection 9: Body Repair Required Tools and MaterialsSection 10: Speciﬁcations and Capacities 4400EX SeriesTable of Contents Symptoms Section 11: TroubleshootingBattery is dead Battery will not charge upEngine overheats Engine loses powerEngine runs unevenly Table of ContentsEngine stops running Engine starts in gearGear Shift is malfunctioning Park brake doesn’t workSteering does not track correctly Starter does not workSteering play is excessive Vehicle speed does not reach 17 MPHSection 12 Appendix Torque Values Chartin-tpi ft-lbTable of Contents NotesSection 12: Appendix 6/30/05Utility Vehicle Land Pride Limited WarrantyTable of Contents Section 12: Appendix