Ski-Doo MX-Z - Coupling Block Positions Explained

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TYPICAL — TOO HARD OF ADJUSTMENT

1. Steering less aggressive

TYPICAL

1. Use adjuster wrench provided in tool bag to decrease preload

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Default Chapter2
- Default Chapter2
  - Safety Warning2
  - Table of Contents6
- Safety Measures9
List of Hot Parts10
List of Moving Parts10
Bombardier Limited Warranty North America: 2003 Ski-Doo Snowmobiles11
Bombardier Limited Warranty International: 2003 Ski-Doo Snowmobiles14
Frequently Asked Questions17
Authorized Ski-Doo Dealers19
How to Identify Your Snowmobile19
- Vehicle Description Decal19
- Serial Numbers20
On-Vehicle Important Instructions22
Controls/Instruments/Equipment30
- Throttle Lever33
- Brake Lever33
- Parking Brake Locking Lever or Button33
- Brake/Parking Brake Pilot Lamp (Red)35
- Low Injection Oil Level (Red)36
- Handlebar36
- Adjustable Handlebar37
- Holding Strap37
- RER Button38
- Start/Rer Button40
Ignition Switch43
- Tether Cut-Out Switch44
- DESS Pilot Lamp (Red)47
- DESS/RER Pilot Lamp (Red)47
- RER Pilot Lamp (Red)47
- Engine Cut-Out Switch48
- Headlamp Dimmer Switch49
- High Beam Pilot Lamp (Blue)49
- Rewind Starter Handle49
- Choke Lever50
- Speedometer51
- Mode Button52
- Odometer52
- Trip Meter52
- Resetable Hourmeter53
- Trip Meter Reset Button53
- Engine Overheat Warning Lamp (Red)54
- Tachometer54
- Temperature Gauge54
- Fuel Tank Cap/Gauge55
- Electric Fuel Level Gauge56
- Heated Grip Switch56
- Heated Throttle Lever Switch57
- Electric Visor Jack Connector59
- 12-Volt Power Outlet60
- Air Suspension Switch61
- Air Suspension Compressor Pilot Lamp62
- Air Suspension Gauge62
- Hood Latches62
- Adjustable Mirrors63
- Adjustable Toeholds63
- Heated Carburetor Valve64
- Adjustable Backrest65
- Seat Strap67
- Rear Passenger Heated Grip Switch68
- Adjustable Rear Grab Handles69
- Hood Grills70
- Rear Rack71
- Storage Compartment71
- Tool Bag72
- Fuses73
- Spare Spark Plug Holder75
- Spare Drive Belt Holder76
- Convertible Ski Stance77
- Front Grab Handles/Front Bumper77
- Adjustable Suspensions78
- General79
- Guidelines to Adjust Suspension80
- In Deep Snow99
Troubleshooting Chart99
- Fuel and Oil100
- Recommended Fuel100
- Recommended Oil101
Operating Instructions102
- 10-Hour Inspection102
- Belt102
Break-In Period102
- Cold Weather Carburetion Modifications102
- Engine102
- Pre-Operation Check103
- Pre-Operation Check List105
- Operating Instructions106
- Principle of Operation106
- Starting the Engine107
- Emergency Starting109
- Shutting off the Engine112
Vehicle Warm-Up112
- Engine Overheating113
Post-Operation Care113
- Riding at High Altitudes113
Special Operations113
- Fuel Flooded Engine114
- Rear Suspension Slider Shoe Sticking114
Periodic Maintenance Chart115
- Brake System117
Fluid Levels117
- Chaincase Oil Level118
- Oil Injection System119
- Cooling System120
Maintenance121
- Vehicle Cleaning and Protection121
- Belt Guard Removal and Installation122
- Drive Belt Removal/Installation124
- Drive Chain Tension129
- TRA Drive Pulley Adjustment129
- Brake Adjustment132
- Brake Condition132
- Drive Belt Condition132
- Rear Suspension Condition133
- Suspension Stopper Strap Condition133
- Track Condition133
- Track Tension and Alignment133
- Steering and Front Suspension Mechanism137
- Air Filter Cleaning138
- Exhaust System138
- Wear and Condition of Skis and Runners138
- Bulb Replacement141
- Headlight Beam Aiming141
- Battery Electrolyte145
- Preseason Preparation146
- Storage146
- Storage and Preseason Preparation146
- Towing the Vehicle146
- Transporting the Vehicle146
- Troubleshooting147
- Specifications150
- Change of Address or Ownership160
- Privacy Obligations/Disclaimer160

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