Why does the drive belt turn over on my Polaris Snowmobiles?
If your Polaris Snowmobile's drive belt turns over, it could be due to using the wrong belt for the application, so replace it with the correct one. Additionally, clutch alignment that is out of specification or a broken or loose engine mount could be the cause, and for these issues, you should consult your dealer.
What to do if my Polaris 700 Dragon RMK Snowmobiles fails to move?
If your Polaris Snowmobile fails to move, it could be due to a jammed clutch. Check for a twisted belt or broken spring and consult your dealer. Alternatively, the track might be jammed due to a foreign object or the rail slide melted to the track clips from lack of lubrication, or the track may be iced up or frozen to the ground. Lastly, a chaincase sprocket or chain could be jammed or broken, possibly due to a loose or broken chain or a loose chain tightener, in which case you should consult your dealer.
General| Displacement | 698cc |
|---|---|
| Cylinders | 2 |
| Fuel Capacity | 11.5 gallons |
| Track Length | 155 inches |
| Track Width | 15 inches |
Explains signal words and symbols used in the manual and on the vehicle for safety awareness.
Warns about entanglement with the track and advises stopping the engine before adjustments.
Emphasizes wearing helmets and eye protection, and dressing appropriately for weather.
Advises observing speed limits and reducing speed in adverse conditions like night or inclement weather.
Guides on breaking in the suspension and adjusting IFS components for rider preference.
Covers how rider weight, style, and conditions affect rear suspension and general adjustment tips.
Explains the sag method for setting rear suspension torsion spring preload.
Lists items to inspect before each use, with references to relevant pages for procedures.
Emphasizes reading the manual and checking controls like throttle and hood latches.
Guides on inspecting brake lever travel, feel, and fluid.
Covers checks for engine stop switch, ignition switch, lighting, mirrors, and operating area.
Provides step-by-step instructions for starting the snowmobile's engine, including choke usage.
Explains the importance of engine break-in and precautions to prevent damage during the initial period.
Details critical safety precautions for handling flammable gasoline and engine exhaust fumes.
Explains the function and testing procedure for the engine stop and throttle safety switches.
Details the recommended maintenance schedule and owner responsibilities for repairs and upkeep.
A chart guiding maintenance frequency based on mileage for various components.
Guides on inspecting brake lever travel and replacing brake pads when worn.
Advises inspecting clutch sheaves, drive belt condition, and clutch alignment.
Stresses using OEM belts, checking for wear, and provides steps for drive belt installation.
Advises on track replacement and how to inspect the track for damage.
Highlights the importance of track tension for efficiency and provides steps for adjustment.
Provides a table of common engine problems, probable causes, and solutions.
Details the one-year limited warranty, registration requirements, and exclusions.
Lists conditions for warranty qualification and items excluded from coverage.
Covers the limited warranty for the snowmobile engine's emission control system.
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