Maximum drive belt life span
is
achiev-
ed
when belt runs
in
the same direction.
Always install drive belt
so
printed infor-
mation can
be
read
when facing
pulleys.
~CAUTION
: Do not force
or
use
T tools to pry the belt into place,
this could cut or break the
cords
in
the belt.
Drive
Belt
Condition
Inspect belt for cracks, fraying or abnor-
mal wear (uneven wear, wear
on
one
side, missing cogs, cracked fabric). If
abnormal wear
is
noted, probable cause
could
be
pulley misalignment, excessive
RPM
with frozen track, fast starts with-
out warm-up period, burred
sheave,
oil
on
belt or distorted belt. Contact your
authorized dealer.
Check drive belt width, replace if less
than 31.9 mm
(1-1/4
in).
New
Drive
Belt
When installing a new drive belt, break-
in
period
of
25
km
(15
miles)
is
strong-
ly recommended.
Brake
Condition
The
brake
mechanism
on
your snowmo-
bile
is
an
essential safety device.
Keep
this mechanism
in
proper working con-
dition. Above all, do not operate the
snowmobile
without
an
effective brake
system .
•
WARNING : Brake pads must
be
replaced
when fixed
pad
projects
1 mm (1/32
in)
or
less
from caliper.
Replacement must
be
performed
by
an
authorized dealer.
A015
003
016
13
mm
(1/2 in)
approx.
t
f
AOOB
006 002
Brake
Adjustment
If a quicker brake response
is
desired,
strongly squeeze the brake lever sever-
al
times, this will actuate the adjusting
mechanism.
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