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General| Brand | Ski-Doo |
|---|---|
| Model | Blizzard 7500 |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Controls engine speed and transmission engagement. Returns to idle when released.
Applied by compression, returns to original position when released. Braking proportionate to pressure.
Key-operated 2-position switch for starting and stopping engine. Lights are automatic when engine runs.
Allows selection of high or low headlamp beam by depressing the switch.
Push button to stop engine in emergency. Must be in release position to restart.
Auto rewind type. Pull to engage mechanism and start engine.
Push-pull button used for cold engine starts. Not necessary when engine is warm.
Dial linked to drive axle indicating vehicle speed and total distance travelled.
Attaches tether cord to wrist. Pulling cap from switch shuts off engine in emergency.
Registers magneto impulses, indicates engine RPM in thousands. Protected by a fuse.
Indicates engine coolant temperature. Warns of overheating and advises action.
Allows adjustment of handle position by loosening and retightening screws.
Latch unhooks cab. Lift cab gently. Running engine with cab open is dangerous.
Located under the cab, accessed by tilting. Ideal for spare parts and tools.
Located on the left side of the fuel tank, indicates fuel level via communicating vessels.
Vehicle check by dealer after first 10 hours or 30 days. Owner's expense.
Use regular gasoline from service stations. Avoid naphtha, methanol, or similar products.
Use concentrated Bombardier snowmobile oil or high-quality 2-cycle oil. Avoid outboard or mineral oils.
Correct ratio is 50/1 (40/1 during break-in). Incorrect ratio causes engine damage.
Mix gasoline and oil in a separate container. Never mix directly in the tank.
Inspect throttle, brake, skis, track, steering, coolant level, and fuel level before starting.
Steps for starting the engine using the key, throttle, primer, and starter handle.
Procedure for starting the engine using an emergency starter rope on the drive pulley.
Routine maintenance recommended monthly or every 40 hours for steering/suspension.
Steps to tilt cab and remove belt guard retaining clips and pins.
Steps to tilt cab, remove belt guard, open driven pulley, and slip belt off.
Inspect spark plugs for condition (brownish, black, light grey) and check gap.
Visually inspect suspension components like slider shoes, springs, and wheels for wear.
Inspect track for wear, cuts, exposed fibers, or missing guides. Do not operate with damaged track.
Adjust track tension using adjuster blocks. Ensure proper alignment for smooth operation.
Adjust air screw and throttle slide cut away for proper engine performance.
Inspect drive belt for cracks, fraying, or abnormal wear. Replace if width is less than 3 cm.
Inspect steering components for tightness. Check skis and runners for wear.
Inspect Duralon bushing for free-play. Contact dealer if excessive.
Brake is self-adjusting. Check lever application. Replace worn brake pucks.
Adjust skis for a 3mm (1/8") toe out and ensure handlebar is horizontal.
Check coolant level and pressure. Check anti-freeze strength.
Check engine head nuts for tightness and torque (22 N-m).
Check engine mount nuts for tightness and retighten if necessary.
Check exhaust system attachments. Tighten or replace springs if needed.
Check electrical wiring, components, bolts, nuts, and linkage. Inspect skis and runners.
Adjust headlamp beam angle for proper road illumination.
Steps to replace burnt headlamp or taillight bulbs.
Procedure to drain the cooling system by removing the coolant tank cap and opening the drain valve.
Inspect track for wear, cuts, guides, and rods. Store off the ground. Rotate periodically.
Remove dirt/rust and replace worn slider shoes.
Clean skis, grease legs, check runners and springs. Replace if worn.
Dry carburetors to prevent gum formation. Disconnect fuel line and drain float chambers.
Lubricate internal engine parts to prevent rust during storage by adding oil to spark plug holes.
Inspect and clean drive pulley by dealer at season end.
Clean vehicle thoroughly, including frame and cab. Touch up paint and wax cab.
Check electrical wiring, components, bolts, nuts, linkage. Leave drive belt off pulleys.
Chart indicating servicing points for dealer and owner.
Possible causes and solutions for engine not starting or starting with difficulty.
Possible causes and solutions when engine has reduced acceleration or power.
Possible causes and solutions for engine backfiring.
Possible causes and solutions when snowmobile is unable to achieve maximum speed.
Lists standard tools supplied with the snowmobile, such as screwdriver and wrenches.
Technical specifications for engine, including bore, stroke, displacement, and cooling system.
Chassis specifications including overall dimensions, weight, and ground pressure.
Power train specifications such as track dimensions, tension, alignment, and drive belt width.
Electrical system specifications including lighting output, bulb types, and ignition timing.
Fuel tank capacity and gasoline/oil ratio specifications.
Brake specifications including type, adjustment, and minimum lining thickness.
Schematic diagram showing electrical connections and components.
Defines base units and their symbols used in the SI system.
Lists SI prefixes, their symbols, meanings, and values.
Details warranty duration for different models, starting and ending dates.
Explains Bombardier's commitment to repair or replace defective components.
Lists items and components not covered by warranty, including expendables and misuse.
Steps for resolving servicing problems, including contacting dealers and writing to Bombardier.
Answers questions about snowmobile registration, warranty work, and voiding the warranty.
Provides examples of abnormal use, strain, neglect, or abuse.
Clarifies customer responsibilities for costs and use of genuine parts.
Lists Canadian distributors with contact information and service areas.
Lists American distributors with contact information and service areas.
Explains how to locate engine, track, and vehicle serial numbers for warranty and theft tracing.
Form for updating owner's address information.
Form for reporting transfer of vehicle ownership.
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