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Ski-Doo MX Zx 600 RS User Manual

Ski-Doo MX Zx 600 RS
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Ski-Doo MX Zx 600 RS Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSki-Doo
ModelMX Zx 600 RS
CategoryOffroad Vehicle
LanguageEnglish

Summary

FOREWORD

Know Before you Go

Essential pre-ride knowledge for safe operation.

Safety Messages

Understanding warning symbols and their meaning.

About this Operator's Guide

Purpose, terminology, and structure of the operator's guide.

SAFETY INFORMATION

General Precautions

Important safety rules to prevent hazards like CO poisoning and fires.

Special Safety Messages

Critical warnings for severe injury or death during operation.

Riding the Vehicle

Guidelines for safe operation, pre-ride checks, and riding techniques.

Traction Enhancing Products

Information on studs and carbide runners affecting handling.

Important On-Product Labels

Identification and location of safety labels on the vehicle.

Vehicle Information

Details about vehicle components and identification numbers.

CONTROLS, INSTRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENT

Handlebar

Controls steering by turning the skis.

Throttle Lever

Controls engine speed and transmission engagement.

Brake Lever

Applies the brake, proportional to pressure.

Parking Brake Lever

Engages parking brake for securing the vehicle.

Engine Cut-off Switch

Shuts off engine if operator falls off.

Emergency Engine Stop Switch

Stops engine in emergency situations.

Primer Button

Injects fuel for cold engine starts.

Rewind Starter Handle

Manual method for starting the engine.

Pre-Heat Switch

For racing application, pre-heats tuned pipe.

High Beam/Low Beam Switch

Selects headlamp beam intensity.

Heated Grips/Heated Throttle Lever Switch

Adjusts hand and thumb temperature.

Multifunction Analog/Digital Gauge

Displays speed, RPM, messages, and fault codes.

Seat Latch

Allows removal of seat for access to guide or maintenance.

Front and Rear Bumpers

Used for lifting the snowmobile.

Drive Belt Guard

Protects moving parts, must be installed.

Hood

Never operate engine with hood removed.

Side Panels

Never operate engine with side panels removed.

FUEL AND OIL

Recommended Fuel

Specifies fuel type and octane rating.

Vehicle Fueling Procedure

Steps for safely refueling the vehicle.

Recommended Oil

Specifies oil type and mix ratio.

Premix Fuel/Oil Ratio

Examples of correct fuel/oil mixing.

BREAK-IN PERIOD

Operation During Break-In

Guidelines for initial vehicle operation and inspection.

Engine

Break-in procedures for the engine.

Drive Belt

Break-in requirements for the drive belt.

BASIC PROCEDURES

Engine Starting Procedure

Step-by-step guide for starting the engine.

Vehicle Warm-Up

Recommended steps for warming up the vehicle before riding.

Shutting Off the Engine

Procedure for safely stopping the engine.

RIDING CONDITIONS AND YOUR SNOWMOBILE

Altitude

Vehicle calibration for altitude.

Temperature

Operating limits and calibration for temperature.

Hard Packed Snow

Riding advice for hard packed snow and ice.

SPECIAL PROCEDURES

Towing Another Snowmobile

Safe procedures for towing a disabled snowmobile.

Emergency Starting Procedure

Using an emergency starter rope to start the engine.

TUNE YOUR RIDE

Suspension Adjustment

How suspension affects handling and comfort.

Rear Suspension Adjustments

Adjusting rear springs and components.

Center Spring

Adjusting center spring for steering and handling.

Stopper Strap

Adjusting stopper strap for performance.

Rear Shock

Adjusting low/high speed compression damping.

Front Suspension Adjustments

Adjusting front springs and shocks.

Adjustment Tips According to Vehicle Behavior

Corrective measures for handling issues.

VEHICLE TRANSPORTATION

Transporting Your Snowmobile Safely

Safe practices for transporting the snowmobile.

MAINTENANCE INFORMATION

Break-in Inspection

Required inspection after initial use.

Maintenance Schedule

Routine service intervals and tasks.

Maintenance Procedures

Detailed instructions for maintenance tasks.

MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES

Throttle Position Sensor (TPS) Reset

Resetting the TPS sensor.

Air Filter Verification

Verifying air filter condition.

Engine Coolant Level

Checking and maintaining coolant level.

Exhaust System Verification

Verifying exhaust system condition.

Spark Plugs

Inspecting and replacing spark plugs.

Engine Stopper Adjustment

Adjusting the engine stopper.

Brake Fluid

Recommended fluid and checking level.

Chaincase Oil

Recommended oil and checking level.

Drive Belt

Inspection, replacement, and installation.

Drive Pulley Adjustment

Drive pulley adjustment for RPM.

Track

Track Condition

Inspecting track for wear and damage.

Track Tension and Alignment

Procedures for checking and adjusting track.

Steering and Front Suspension Condition

Skis

Fuse

Lights

VEHICLE CARE

Post-Operation Care

Cleaning after use and storage tips.

Vehicle Cleaning and Protection

Methods for cleaning and protecting surfaces.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION

Vehicle Description Decal

Location of the vehicle description decal.

Identification Numbers

Locating VIN and engine serial numbers.

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

Understanding VIN structure and location.

Engine Identification Number

Location of the engine serial number.

EPA CERTIFIED ENGINES

Emission Control Maintenance Responsibilities

Who can perform emission control maintenance.

Engine Emissions Information

Manufacturer and dealer responsibilities for emissions.

Manufacturer's Responsibility

Manufacturer's role in emissions certification.

Dealer's Responsibility

Dealer's role in maintaining emissions standards.

Owner Responsibility

Owner's role in maintaining emission levels.

EPA Emission Regulations

Information on EPA regulations for emissions.

SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL GUIDELINES

ENGINE IS CRANKED BUT FAILS TO START

Troubleshooting steps for engine starting issues.

ENGINE LACKS POWER

Troubleshooting steps for lack of engine power.

ENGINE BACKFIRES

Troubleshooting steps for engine backfires.

ENGINE MISFIRES

Troubleshooting steps for engine misfires.

MONITORING SYSTEM

Pilot Lamps, Messages and Beeper Codes

Understanding dashboard indicator lights and codes.

Fault Codes

Reading and interpreting fault codes.

WARRANTY

BRP LIMITED WARRANTY USA AND CANADA: 2012 SKI-DOO® SNOWMOBILES

1) SCOPE OF THE LIMITED WARRANTY

Defines what the warranty covers.

2) LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY

Outlines warranty limitations and exclusions.

3) EXCLUSIONS – ARE NOT WARRANTED

Lists items not covered by the warranty.

4) WARRANTY COVERAGE PERIOD

Duration of warranty coverage.

5) CONDITIONS REQUIRED FOR WARRANTY COVERAGE

Requirements for warranty coverage eligibility.

BRP LIMITED WARRANTY FOR THE EUROPEAN AND THE RUSSIAN ECONOMIC AREAS AND TURKEY ECONOMIC AREA: 2012 SKI-DOO® SNOWMOBILES

1) SCOPE OF THE LIMITED WARRANTY

Defines warranty scope for specific regions.

2) LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY

Outlines warranty limitations and exclusions for specific regions.

3) EXCLUSIONS – ARE NOT WARRANTED

Lists items not covered by warranty for specific regions.

4) WARRANTY COVERAGE PERIOD

Duration of warranty coverage for specific regions.

5) CONDITIONS TO HAVE WARRANTY COVERAGE

Requirements for warranty coverage eligibility for specific regions.

PRIVACY INFORMATION

CHANGE OF ADDRESS/OWNERSHIP

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