STORAGE
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It
is
during summer, or when a vehicle
is
not
in
use for any length
of
time that
proper storage
is
a necessity. Storage
of
the snowmobile during long periods
of
inactivity consists
of
checking and
replacing missing, broken or worn parts:
Proper lubrication and treatment to in-
sure that parts do not become rusted;
cleaning items such
as
carburetor, to
prevent gum and varnish formation with-
in the carburetor; and
in
general, pre-
paring the vehicle so that when the time
comes to use the snowmobile again it
will
be
in
top condition.
..A. WARNING: Only perform such
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procedures
as
detailed
in
this
manual. It
is
recommended
that
deal-
er assistance
be
periodically obtain-
ed
on
other components/systems not
covered
in
this manual. Unless other-
wise specified, engine should
be
turn-
ed
OFF
for
all
lubrication and main-
tenance procedures.
Track
Inspect the track for wear, cuts, mis-
sing track guides and broken
rods.
Make
any necessary replacement.
..A. WARNING: Do not operate a
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snowmobile with a cut, torn
or
damaged track.
Lift rear
of
vehicle until track
is
clear
of
the ground and support with a brace
or trestle. The snowmobile should be
stored
in
such a way that the track does
not stay
in
contact with cement floor
or bare ground.
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NOTE:
Track should be rotated
periodically, (every
40
days).
Do
not
release track tension .
.,.,.
CAUTION:
To
prevent track dam-
T
age,
temperature
in
the storage
area must not exceed
38°C
(100°F).
Suspension
Remove any dirt or rust. Grease
Jt
all
recommended grease points. Wipe off
surplus. Replace worn slider shoes.
Skis
and
runners
Wash or brush all dirt or rust accumu-
lation from the skis and springs. Grease
at all grease fittings.
..A. WARNING: Check the condition
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of the skis
and
ski
runners. Re-
place if worn more than half.
Controls
Lubricate the steering mechanism. In-
spect all components for tightness,
(spring coupler bolts/ steering arm lock-
ing bolts, tie rods, ball joints, etc.).
Tighten
if
necessary. Oil all moving
joints
of
the brake mechanism.
..A. WARNING: Do not lubricate the
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throttle and/or brake cables and
housings. Avoid getting
oil
on
the
brake pads.
Coat all electrical
connections
and
switches with a greaseless metal pro-
tector. If unavailable, use petroleum jel-
ly.
Chaincase
Drain the chaincase and refill
to
proper
level, using fresh chaincase oil.
(P/N
413 8019
00-
250
ml).
To
drain, re-
move the chaincase cover.
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NOTE: Chaincase oil capacity
is
about
256
ml (9 fl. oz).
Countershaft
(Brake
Disc
8r.
Driven Pulley)
For
proper operation, brake disc and
driven pulley must slide freely on coun-
tershaft. Lubricate sparingly.
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