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Ski-Doo REV-XP 2009 User Manual

Ski-Doo REV-XP 2009
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520 000 900 CA
OPERATORS GUIDE, REV-XP / ENGLISH
GUIDE DU CONDUCTEUR, REV-XP / ANGLAIS
FAIT AU / MADE IN CANADA U/M:P.C.
520 000 900
Includes
Safety, Vehicle
and
Maintenance Information
Operators
Guide
REV-XP
TM
® AND THE BRP LOGO ARE TRADEMARKS OF BOMBARDIER RECREATIONAL PRODUCTS INC. OR ITS AFFILIATES.
©2008 BOMBARDIER RECREATIONAL PRODUCTS INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PRINTED IN CANADA.
Read this guide thoroughly.
It contains important safety information.
Minimum recommended operators age: 16 years old.
Do not remove this Operators Guide from the vehicle.

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Ski-Doo REV-XP 2009 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSki-Doo
ModelREV-XP 2009
CategoryOffroad Vehicle
LanguageEnglish

Summary

FOREWORD

Know Before You Go

Guidance on reducing risks before operating the vehicle.

Safety Messages

Explanation of safety message types and their usage in the guide.

About this Operator's Guide

Information about the purpose and content of the operator's guide.

SAFETY INFORMATION

General Precautions

General safety advice, including carbon monoxide, fires, and modifications.

Special Safety Messages

Critical safety warnings and advice for operating the snowmobile.

Riding the Vehicle

Instructions and guidelines for operating the snowmobile safely.

Pre-Ride Inspection

Essential pre-operation checks to ensure vehicle safety and proper function.

How to Ride

Guidance on proper riding techniques, gear, and positions.

Carrying a Passenger

Guidelines and safety precautions for carrying passengers on the snowmobile.

Terrain/Riding Variations

Advice on riding in different terrain conditions and variations.

Traction Enhancing Products

Information on how traction products affect vehicle handling and safety.

Manoeuvrability

How traction products affect steering and handling characteristics.

Oversteering

Explanation of oversteering tendencies with traction enhancing products.

Understeering

Explanation of understeering tendencies with traction enhancing products.

Controlled Driving

Achieving adequate control and handling with balanced traction products.

Acceleration

How studs affect acceleration on different snow conditions.

Braking

How studs affect braking on different snow conditions.

Important Safety Rules

Crucial safety rules to follow when working with or near the track.

Effects of Having a Studded Track on the Life of the Snowmobile

How studded tracks impact snowmobile component wear and track lifespan.

Installation of Studs on BRP Approved Tracks

Guidelines and warnings for installing studs on approved tracks.

Maintenance/Replacement

Procedures for inspecting and replacing tracks and studs.

Hang Tag

Information related to hang tags on the product.

Important On-Product Labels

Details about various safety and information labels found on the snowmobile.

VEHICLE INFORMATION

Controls/Instruments/Equipment

Identification and description of the snowmobile's controls, instruments, and equipment.

Handlebar

Description of the handlebar's function in steering the snowmobile.

Throttle Lever

Operation and function of the thumb-activated throttle lever.

Brake Lever

Operation of the brake lever and its effect on braking.

Parking Brake Lever

How to engage and disengage the parking brake for securing the vehicle.

DESS Post

Function of the DESS post and the requirement for the DESS key.

Engine Stop Switch

Operation of the push-pull engine stop switch for emergencies.

Choke Lever

Operation of the choke lever for starting the engine in different temperatures.

Multifunction Switch

Functions of the multifunction switch, including start, reverse, and accessory controls.

Rewind Starter Handle

Procedure for starting the engine using the rewind starter handle.

Heated Carburetor Valve

Conditions for operating the heated carburetor valve.

Adjustable Mirrors

How to adjust the mirrors for optimal rider visibility.

Seat Latch

Location and function of the seat latch for access to the base.

Tool Kit

Description of the included tool kit and its location for basic maintenance.

Grab Handle/Bumper

Purpose of the grab handle/bumper for lifting the snowmobile.

Gauge

Overview of the analog and multifunction digital gauges and their displays.

Speedometer

How the speedometer displays vehicle speed in various modes.

Tachometer (RPM)

How the tachometer displays engine revolutions per minute.

Pilot Lamps

Identification and meaning of various pilot lamps on the gauge cluster.

MODE (M) Button

Function of the MODE button for navigating the multifunction display.

SET (S) Button

Function of the SET button for adjusting and resetting the multifunction display.

Digital Display

Information provided by the digital display and important safety warnings.

Odometer

How the odometer records and displays total distance traveled.

Trip Meter “A” or “B”

How trip meters record distance traveled since the last reset.

Trip Hour Meter

How the trip hour meter records vehicle running time.

Clock

Setting and displaying the vehicle's clock time.

Fuel Level

How the fuel level bar gauge indicates the amount of fuel in the tank.

Altitude

Displaying approximate vehicle altitude calculated from barometric pressure.

Top Speed

How the system records and displays the vehicle's top recorded speed.

Average Speed

How the system records and displays the vehicle's average speed.

Heated Grips Heating Intensity

Display of heated grip intensity levels.

Heated Throttle Lever Heating Intensity

Display of heated throttle lever intensity levels.

Instant Fuel Consumption

Calculation of average fuel consumption while riding for specific models.

Total Fuel Consumption

Recording of average fuel consumption since the last reset for specific models.

Message Display

How the system displays messages, codes, and alerts.

Holding Strap

Function of the holding strap for driver grip during side-hilling.

Storage Compartment

Guidelines for using and securing storage compartments safely.

Rear Rack

Guidelines for securing items and maximum load capacity for the rear rack.

Integrated Bag

Information and load limits for the integrated sport tunnel bag.

1+1 Seat

Information about the standard 1+1 passenger seat.

Rear Grab Handles

Function of rear grab handles for passenger grip.

Rear Passenger Heating Grip Switch

Adjusting the heating intensity for rear passenger grips.

Electric Visor Jack Connector

Connecting an electric visor to the vehicle's jack connector.

12-Volt Power Outlet

Connecting 12-volt appliances to the vehicle's power outlet.

C-Type Hitch

Using the C-type hitch for towing accessories with a rigid tow bar.

How to Use the C-Type Hitch

Detailed instructions on detaching, attaching, and securing the C-type hitch.

MAINTENANCE INFORMATION

Maintenance Schedule

Schedule of required maintenance tasks and their frequency.

10-Hour Inspection

Recommended initial inspection after 10 hours of operation.

Maintenance Procedures

Step-by-step instructions for performing maintenance tasks.

Air Intake Silencer Prefilter

Verification and maintenance of the air intake silencer prefilter.

Engine Coolant

Checking and maintaining the engine coolant level and type.

Exhaust System

Verification and maintenance of the exhaust system for noise and performance.

Spark Plugs (500SS/800R)

Procedures for removing, installing, and checking spark plugs for 500SS/800R models.

Spark Plugs (600 HO E-TEC)

Spark plug inspection and replacement for 600 HO E-TEC models by a dealer.

Engine Stopper

Adjustment procedure for the engine stopper located on the front engine support.

Brake Fluid

Recommended fluid type and checking the brake fluid level.

Chaincase Oil

Recommended chaincase oil and checking the oil level.

Drive Belt Guard

Procedure for removing and installing the drive belt guard.

Drive Belt

Inspection and replacement procedures for the drive belt.

Drive Belt Installation and Adjustment (Ring Type Adjuster)

Steps for installing and adjusting the drive belt using the ring type adjuster.

Drive Belt Replacement (Screw Type Adjuster)

Procedures for removing and installing a drive belt using the screw type adjuster.

Drive Pulley Adjustment

How to adjust the drive pulley to set maximum engine RPM for optimal power.

Track

Information on track condition inspection and maintenance.

Track Tension and Alignment

Procedures for checking and adjusting track tension and alignment.

Skis

Checking the wear and condition of skis and runners.

Fuses

Fuse inspection, location, and replacement procedures.

Fuse Location

Identifying the location of various fuses within the engine compartment.

Lights

Checking light operation after bulb replacement and aiming headlights.

Headlights Bulb Replacement

Step-by-step instructions for replacing headlight bulbs.

Headlights Beam Aiming

How to adjust the headlight beam height.

Taillight Bulb Replacement

Procedure for replacing the taillight bulb.

Hood

How to open the snowmobile hood.

Side Panels

How to open and remove the snowmobile side panels.

Vehicle Cleaning and Protection

Proper methods for cleaning and protecting the vehicle's exterior surfaces.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Vehicle Identification

Information on identifying the snowmobile's VIN, serial numbers, and decals.

DECLARATION CE OF CONFORMITY

Statement regarding conformity with European Economic Area standards.

EPA Certified Engines

Details regarding emissions compliance and regulations for snowmobile engines.

SPECIFICATIONS

Technical data and specifications for the snowmobile models.

500SS Models

Technical data and specifications for the 500SS model snowmobile.

600 HO E-Tec Models

Technical data and specifications for the 600 HO E-TEC model snowmobile.

800R Models

Technical data and specifications for the 800R model snowmobile.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Technical Guidelines (500SS and 800R)

Troubleshooting guidance for specific engine models and common issues.

ENGINE IS CRANKED BUT FAILS TO START

Troubleshooting steps when the engine cranks but does not start.

ENGINE LACKS ACCELERATION OR POWER

Troubleshooting steps for lack of acceleration or power.

ENGINE BACKFIRES

Troubleshooting steps for engine backfiring issues.

ENGINE MISFIRES

Troubleshooting steps for engine misfiring issues.

SNOWMOBILE CANNOT REACH FULL SPEED

Troubleshooting steps for when the snowmobile cannot reach its maximum speed.

Technical Guidelines (600 HO E-TEC)

Troubleshooting guidance for the 600 HO E-TEC engine and related issues.

ENGINE LACKS POWER AND CLUTCH DOES NOT ENGAGE

Troubleshooting for lack of power and clutch engagement issues.

SNOWMOBILE CANNOT REACH FULL SPEED

Troubleshooting steps for the 600 HO E-TEC snowmobile speed issues.

Monitoring System

Explanation of the vehicle's monitoring system, pilot lamps, and codes.

Pilot Lamps, Messages and Beeper Codes

Understanding pilot lamps, messages, and beeper codes for system anomalies.

How to Read Fault Codes

Procedure for reading and interpreting fault codes displayed on the multifunction gauge.

WARRANTY

BRP Limited Warranty USA and Canada: 2009 Ski-Doo Snowmobiles

Details of the manufacturer's limited warranty for US and Canadian models.

BRP International Limited Warranty: 2009 Ski-Doo Snowmobiles

Details of the manufacturer's limited warranty for international models.

CONDITIONS TO HAVE WARRANTY COVERAGE

Essential conditions that must be met to qualify for warranty coverage.

WHAT TO DO TO OBTAIN WARRANTY COVERAGE

Steps customers must follow to get warranty service for their snowmobile.

WHAT BRP WILL DO

BRP's responsibilities and actions for fulfilling warranty obligations.

TRANSFER

Procedure for transferring the limited warranty to a new owner.

CONSUMER ASSISTANCE

Contact information and procedures for resolving warranty disputes or issues.

STORAGE AND PRESEASON PREPARATION

Storage

Procedures for preparing and storing the snowmobile for extended periods.

Engine Storage Mode

Procedure for putting the 600 HO E-TEC engine into storage mode for protection.

Preseason Preparation

Steps recommended for preparing the snowmobile before the riding season.

PRIVACY OBLIGATION/DISCLAIMER

CHANGE OF ADDRESS/OWNERSHIP

Addendum to the 2009 Ski-Doo Operator's Guide

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