In such a case, the vehicle must be
serviced for:
-Air filter housing cleaning.
-Vents (radiator cooling fan, water
pump, coolant reservoir, fuel tank,
gearbox, front differential and rear
final drive)
- CVT air filter cleaning
-CVT cleaning
-Lubricant inspection and
replacement as required (engine,
gearbox, front differential and rear
final drive).
NOTE:
Failure to have vehicle serviced
may lead to permanent damage to
the following components but not
limited to:
-Engine and gearbox
-Fuel pump
-CVT
-Cooling fan
-Front differential
-Rear final drive
What to Do if Vehicle is
Turned Over
When vehicle is turned over or stays
tilted on the side, put the vehicle back
on its wheels. Inspect vehicle for
damages.
If vehicle has no damage, refer to
MANTENANCE section and inspect
the following.
- Inspect air filter housing for oil
accumulation, if any oil is found,
clean air filter and air filter housing.
-Check engine oil level and refill in
necessary.
- Check engine coolant level and
refill if necessary.
-Check gearbox oil level and refill if
necessary
-Check rear final drive oil level and
refill if necessary.
-Check front differential level and re
fill if necessary.
Whenever the vehicle is turned over,
it should be inspected by an
authorized ATV dealer.
What to Do if Vehicle is Immersed
in Water
Should the vehicle become
immersed, immediately stop the
engine. Do not use:
- Any electrical equipments
-Winch
NOTE: Immersion of the vehicle can
cause serious damage if the correct
restart procedure is not followed.
As soon as vehicle is pulled out of
water, carry out the following:
- Drain air filter housing. See
procedure in this subsection.
- Drain CVT. See procedure in this
subsection.
NOTE: The vehicle should be
serviced as soon as possible by an
authorized ATV dealer.
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