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LAWS AND REGULATIONS

 Know your local laws.

State, provincial and local government

agencies have enacted laws and reg-

ulations pertaining to the safe use and

operation of snow mobiles. It is y ou r

responsibility as a snow mobiler to

learn a nd obey these laws and regu-

lations. Respect and observance will

result in safer snowmobiling for all.

Be aware of the liability property dam-

ages and insurance law s regarding

your equipment.

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Default Chapter2
- Default Chapter2
  - Safety Warning2
  - Table of Contents5
- Safety Information9
Important Basic Safety Measures10
Laws and Regulations14
Riding the Vehicle15
- Principle of Operation15
- How to Ride15
- Carrying a Passenger17
- Terrain/Riding Variations19
- Transporting and Towing23
- Environment Information25
General26
Just What Is Light Treading27
Why Is Light Treading Smart28
- Vehicle Information29
How to Identify Your Snowmobile30
Controls/Instruments/Equipment32
- Speedometer36
- Tachometer (RPM)36
- Gauge Digital Display36
- Gauge Multifunction Digital Display38
- Gauge Pilot Lamps48
- Gauge MODE (M) Button51
- Gauge SET (S) Button51
- Throttle Lever51
- Brake Lever51
- Parking Brake Lever51
- Multi-Switch Housing52
- Handlebar54
- Holding Strap54
- Tether Cut-Out Switch54
- Engine Cut-Out Switch56
- Rewind Starter Handle57
- Choke Lever57
- Fuel Tank Cap57
- Heated Carburetor Valve57
- Hood and Side Panels58
- Fuses58
- Grab Handle/Bumper59
- Storage Compartment60
- Tool Kit60
- Spark Plug Storage60
- Spare Drive Belt Holder60
- Shields and Guards61
- Track61
- 1+1 Seat62
- Rear Passenger Heating Grip Switch63
- Rear Grab Handles63
- Rear Rack63
- 12-Volt Power Outlet63
- C-Type Hitch63
Recommended Fuel and Oil65
Break-In Period67
Operating Instructions68
- Pre-Operation Check68
- Engine Starting Procedure69
- Carburetor Engine Starting Procedure70
- Vehicle Warm-Up71
- Shifting in Reverse71
- Shutting off the Engine72
- Post-Operation Care72
Special Operating Instructions73
- Riding at High Altitudes73
- Riding in Cold Weather73
- Emergency Starting73
- Towing an Accessory74
- Towing Another Snowmobile74
- Transporting the Vehicle74
Suspension Adjustments76
- Adjustable Suspension76
- Front Springs - Handling80
- Front Suspension Shock Damping81
- Suspension Troubleshooting Chart82
- Deep Snow Riding82
Troubleshooting83
- Beeper Codes83
- General83
- Specifications86
Maintenance Information97
Periodic Maintenance Chart98
- 2-Stroke Maintenance Chart (Fan and Liquid Cooled)99
- Air Intake Silencer Prefilter Verification103
  - Cooling System103
  - Exhaust System103
- Engine System103
Drive System104
- Belt Guard Removal and Installation104
- Brake Fluid Level104
- Brake Condition105
- Brake Adjustment105
- Chaincase Oil105
- Drive Chain Tension105
- Drive Belt Inspection106
- Drive Belt Removal106
- Drive Belt Installation/Adjustment107
- Drive Pulley Adjustment111
- Track Condition112
- Track Tension and Alignment113
Rear Suspension116
Steering and Front Suspension117
Electrical System118
- Recommended Spark Plug118
- Spark Plug Removal/Installation118
- Fuse Removal/Inspection119
- Charging System120
Body/Frame121
- Vehicle Cleaning and Protection121
- Bulb Replacement121
- Headlamp Beam Aiming122
Storage and Preseason Preparation123
- Warranty124
Brp Finland Oy International Limited Warranty: 2009 Lynx125
Snowmobiles125
Privacy Obligations/Disclaimer128
Change of Address/Ownership129

Brand	Lynx
Model	RaveTM RE 600 E-TEC
Category	Offroad Vehicle
Language	English

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