What to do if my Arctic Cat Offroad Vehicle is running too rich?
If your Arctic Cat Offroad Vehicle is running too rich, here are a few things you can try: replace the problem sensor, replace the regulator, get the vehicle serviced to replace the hose and remove any obstructions, or replace the injectors.
General| Brand | Arctic Cat |
|---|---|
| Model | 500 Sno Pro |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Key physical and fluid specifications for the snowmobile.
Specific torque values for engine components for proper assembly.
Lists various drive clutch springs with their rates and applications.
Guide for selecting rear suspension springs based on desired ride characteristics.
Specifications for ski shock absorber springs.
Detailed internal valve stack specifications for various shock absorbers.
Overview of benefits and characteristics of the EFI system.
Steps for safely removing the snowmobile from its shipping crate.
Details on VIN and ESN for vehicle identification and warranty.
Information on drive belt specifications and checks.
Details on drive clutch and driven pulley maintenance.
Maintenance and checks for the snowmobile's cooling system.
Information regarding the function and care of the exhaust system.
Procedures and safety checks for starting and stopping the engine.
Information on operating and maintaining the hydraulic brake system.
Schedule of routine checks and services for snowmobile longevity.
Steps for removing the engine from the snowmobile chassis.
Detailed steps for taking the engine apart for servicing.
Detailed steps for putting the engine back together after service.
Test procedure to check the resistance of the injector coil.
Procedure for checking and adding brake fluid to the system.
Steps to remove air from the hydraulic brake system for proper function.
Steps for removing the drive belt from the drive and driven pulleys.
Steps for taking apart the ski shock absorber for service.
Procedure for replacing taillight and brakelight bulbs.
Adjustments to improve snowmobile performance.
Steps for properly preparing the snowmobile for storage.
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