Segway Snarler AT6 S - Spark Plug Inspection and Replacement

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MAINTENANCE

156

Spark plug inspection

Spark plug condition indicates how the engine is running.

Check or change the spark plug according to periodic

maintenance chart.

Bolt

Ignition coil

Spark plug

Spark plug sleeve

CAUTION

Remove the spark plug for inspection need wear protective

gloves, or hot exhaust system and engine will cause burns.

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Table of Contents4
Safety Introduction8
Warning Labels10
General Safety Precautions17
Important Safety Information21
Reading the Manual21
Safe Driving Age22
Riding Equipment23
Vehicle Modifications25
Passengers26
Exhaust Gases Are Dangerous27
Fuel Safety28
Vehicle Device29
Vehicle Activation31
First Activation31
App Function34
Features and Controls35
Location of Parts and Controls35
Handlebar Switches36
Ignition Switch37
Engine Start/Stop Switch38
Headlight Switch39
Turn Signal Switch40
Hazard Switch41
Force-Multiplier / Override Switch42
Winch Controller43
Drive Select Switch44
Throttle Lever49
12V Accessory Outlet / USB Port50
Shifting51
Vehicle Device51
Parking Brake52
Parking Brake Lever Free Play53
Foot Brake54
Front (Auxiliary) Brake56
Fuel Tank Cap57
Storage Box58
Instruments59
Indicators / Warning Lights60
LCD Display63
Diagnostic Trouble Codes66
Display Setting72
Handlebars Adjustment73
Operation74
Basic Driving Guide76
Trail Etiquette76
Know Your Riding Area77
Break-In Period77
Burnishing Brake Pads77
CVT Clutch / Drive Belt78
Mounting the ATV78
Starting the Engine79
Parking79
Turns79
Riding in Reverse80
Turning Around on a Hill (K-Turns)81
Riding on Slippery Surfaces82
Riding through Water83
Crossing Obstacles84
Riding Uphill85
Riding Downhill87
Driving on a Sidehill / Traversing88
Operation89
Parking on an Incline89
Braking90
Parking the Vehicle90
Break-In91
Pre-Ride Inspection92
Pre-Ride Checklist92
Load Limits & Guidelines94
Maximum Loading Capacities96
Loading Guidelines97
Trailer98
Winch Guide100
Maintenance106
Regular Maintenance110
Periodic Maintenance Table111
Lubricating Guide116
Seat Removal117
Tank Cover118
Front Maintenance Panel Removal119
Instrument Cover Removal120
Engine Oil121
Oil Recommendation122
Engine Oil Level Check123
Changing Engine Oil and Filter125
Front / Rear Differential Oil and Final Drive Oil126
Coolant128
Adding Coolant128
Brake System130
Brake Fluid131
Front Brake Fluid133
Brake Pad Inspection134
Tires135
Tire Pressure135
Tire Tread Depth136
When to Change a Tire137
Wheels Removal137
Tire Replacement139
Shock Absorbers Adjustment140
Oil Shock Absorber140
Adjustable Shock Absorber141
Suspension Lubrication143
Front and Rear Axle Boots144
Air Filter145
Lights147
Headlamps Replacement148
Taillight / Rear Turn Light Replacement150
High Beam Adjustment151
Spark Plug154
Spark Plug Inspection155
Spark Arrestor157
Battery159
Battery Removal160
Battery Charging161
Battery Installation162
Jump-Starting163
Fuses164
Fuse Box165
Fuse/Relay Ratings and Location166
Fuse Replacement169
Appearance Care170
Cleaning the Vehicle171
Cleaning Tips171
Vehicle Storage171
Specifications172
Troubleshooting180
Drive Belt Wear / Burn181
Engine Doesn't Turn over183
Engine Pings or Knocks183
Engine Stops or Loses Power184
Engine Turns Over, Fails to Start184
Engine Backfires185
Engine Runs Irregularly, Stalls or Misfires186
Engine Stops or Loses Power188
Emission Control System189
Source of Exhaust Emissions190
Exhaust Emission Control System190
Crankcase Emission Control System191
Noise Control System191

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