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General| Brand | Ski-Doo |
|---|---|
| Model | 440 |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Details on engine mount, drive pulley, belt, chain, gearbox, and muffler.
Information on steering support, storage, fuel tank, disc brake, and driven pulley.
Covers windshield, handlebar, dashpanel, console, seat, and cab.
Details on lights, bumpers, guards, reflectors, and track components.
List of authorized Ski-Doo distributors in Canada.
List of authorized Ski-Doo distributors in the USA.
Describes standing, kneeling, and sitting positions for riding.
Provides advice for turning and handling the snowmobile.
How to operate the steering mechanism.
Operation of throttle and brake levers.
Details on ignition, lights, and dimmer switches.
Operation of choke, manual starter, and ignition/lights switch.
Information on headlamp, lighter, and gear shift levers.
Details on tachometer, speedometer, and fuel gauge.
Specifies the correct gasoline and oil types for the snowmobile.
Details the correct fuel-to-oil ratios for different oils.
Step-by-step guide for mixing fuel and tips for fuel saving.
Ensuring adequate fuel and checking track condition.
Verifying steering operation and throttle/brake function.
Procedure for starting models with an electric starter.
Procedure for starting using the manual starter.
Lubrication instructions for the steering mechanism.
Lubrication and oil level check for chaincase or gearbox.
Lubrication for suspension bogie wheels and cross shafts.
Lubrication procedures for the drive and driven pulleys.
Checking spark plug condition and battery electrolyte level.
Inspect track condition, tension, and alignment.
Guidance on adjusting the carburetor for optimal performance.
Details on high speed mixture and idle adjustments.
Checking drive belt condition and drive chain tension.
Checking battery connections and engine head/mount nuts.
Inspecting general vehicle condition, brake, and steering.
List and uses of tools provided with the snowmobile.
Essential emergency materials and assisting stranded vehicles.
Troubleshooting burnt bulbs and out of fuel situations.
Addressing broken throttle cables and ski issues.
Diagnosing issues when the engine won't start or starts poorly.
Troubleshooting a seized engine that won't turn over.
Diagnosing electric start failures and lack of acceleration.
Addressing problems with reaching full speed or engine backfiring.
Instructions for preparing the track for storage.
Steps for preparing bogie wheel and slider suspensions.
Preparing skis and fuel tank for long-term storage.
Drying the carburetor and lubricating internal engine parts.
Lubricating chaincase, controls, and pulleys for storage.
Storing the battery and protecting the chassis.
Locating frame, engine, and track serial numbers.
Information on covers, goggles, and helmets.
Details on saddle bags, knits, suits, and fashion items.
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