BOMBARDIER RV Technical Information download pdf (Page 14)

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CAUTION:

If spark

plug

condi-

...

tion is

not

ideal, contact

your

dealer.

Check spark plug gap using a wire

feeler gauge. Reinstall plugs and con-

nect wires.

Disconnect spark plug wires and re-

move spark plugs. Check condition

of

plugs.

• A brownish

tip reflects ideal condi-

tions

(correct

carburetor

adjus-

tment,

spark plug heat range,

etc.l.

.•

A black insulator

tip

indicates

fou-

ling caused by: car.burstor idle speed

mixture and I or high speed mixture

too

rich, incorrect fuel mixing ratio ,

wrong

type of spark plug (heat

range), or excessive idling.

• A

light

grey insulator

tip

indicates a

lean mixture caused

by: carburetor

high speed mixture adjusted

too

lean,

wrong

spark plug heat range,

incorrect fuel mixture ratio, or a

leaking seal

or gasket.

The

following

Maintenance Chart

indicates regular servicing schedules

to be

by you or

your

ser-

vicing If these services are per-

formed as suggested,

your

snowmobile

will you many years

of

low-cost

use.

.&

WARNING: Only

perform

such

T procedures as detailed in this

manual. It is recommended

that

dealer

assistance

be periodically obtained on

other

components

I systems

not

c~v

ered in this manual. Unless otherwise

specified, engine should be turned OFF

for

all lubrication and maintenance

procedures.

Code

Weekly

Page

Wl

Spark

plugs

12

W2

Suspension (condition)

12

W3

Track

12

W4 Suspension (adjustment}

13

W5

Carburetor

adjustment

14

W6

Drive belt 14

W7

Steering

mechanism

14

Code

Monthly Page

M1

Brake

14

M2

Steering

adjustment

14

M3

Engine head

nuts

15

M4 Engine

mount

nuts

15

M5

Exhaust system

15

M6

Vehicle general

inspection

15

Headlamp

adjustment

Overheated

(light

grey)

Fouled

(black)

12

Visually inspect suspension springs.

Replace any weak or broken spring.

Inspect shoe condition

of

slide suspen-

sion and replace as necessary.

With

rear

of

vehicle

off

the

ground, ro-

tate track and inspect condition. Check

for bad cuts, missing inserts or track

guides. If bad cuts, missing or defec-

tive inserts or guides are noted,

contact

your deafer.

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