PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION
Unstable ski / handling too loose
Incorrect agle of attack adjustment Re-adjust the suspension’s angle of attack
Ski mount is iced up & does not move
Break any ice under the front or back of the
upright (around rubber location) check if ski
can move 15-20° up and 5-10° down
Suspension preload too high Lower spring preload
Broken limiter cable Replace limiter cable
Limiter cable is adjusted to long position Adjust limiter cable cam to short position
Ski washout / Understeering
Sagged, damaged ski damper
Replace Ski damper if ski can move more
than 20° up or 10° down
Compound too soft Replace rubber damper on ski
Ice build-up
Break any ice under the front or back of the
upright (around rubber location) check if ski
can move 15-20° up and 5-10° down
Limiter cable is adjusted to long position Adjust limiter cable cam to short position
Ratcheting
Track too loose, worn sprockets, worn track
Adjust track tension, inspect parts, replace if
needed
Chain tensioner not adjusted properly or
sprockets worn out
Adjust chain tension. Inspect parts, replace if
needed
Chain or chain sprockets rapidly worn out
Improper chain adjustment or too little
lubrication
Replace parts as a set, adjust & lubricate to
manual specification (frequency)
Misalignment of track drive shaft
Verify and realign drive track drive shaft
assembly
Rattling sound coming from rear of kit
Skin cover incorrectly installed
Verify that cover is properly seated, skin
cover must be inserted in the side panel
openings
Top idler wheel bearing worn Replace top idler wheel or bearing
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