What to do if the track slides too much at the start on my Ski-Doo ZX Offroad Vehicle?
If the track slides too much at the start on your Ski-Doo Offroad Vehicle, consider these solutions: lengthen the stopper strap, change your driving position, or turn the coupling blocks.
Why is the steering so heavy on my Ski-Doo ZX Offroad Vehicle?
If the steering feels too heavy on your Ski-Doo Offroad Vehicle, try the following: reduce ski ground pressure, reduce front suspension spring preload, or increase center spring preload.
How to fix front suspension wandering on Ski-Doo ZX?
To address front suspension wandering on your Ski-Doo Offroad Vehicle, you can try the following: check ski alignment and camber angle adjustment (consult an authorized SKI-DOO dealer for this), reduce ski ground pressure, reduce front suspension spring preload, increase center spring preload, or reduce rear spring preload.
Why does my Ski-Doo ZX Offroad Vehicle seem unstable and pivot around its center?
If your Ski-Doo Offroad Vehicle seems unstable and pivots around its center, consider these adjustments: reduce rear suspension front arm pressure, reduce center spring preload, increase rear spring preload, or increase front suspension spring preload.
What to do if rear suspension front shock absorber is frequently bottoming on Ski-Doo ZX?
If the rear suspension front shock absorber is frequently bottoming on your Ski-Doo Offroad Vehicle, try lengthening the stopper strap or increasing the center spring preload.
Why does the rear of my Ski-Doo ZX Offroad Vehicle seem too stiff?
If the rear of your Ski-Doo Offroad Vehicle seems too stiff, reduce the rear spring preload.
Why does the rear of my Ski-Doo ZX seem too soft?
If the rear of your Ski-Doo Offroad Vehicle seems too soft, increase the rear spring preload.
General| Brand | Ski-Doo |
|---|---|
| Model | ZX series |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Information on legal requirements and key practices to prevent accidents.
Details on throttle, brake, parking brake, gear shift, RER, and start/RER buttons.
Schedule and recommended intervals for vehicle maintenance tasks.
Procedures for checking brake fluid, chaincase oil, and coolant levels.
Guidance on cleaning, belt/chain service, and component checks.
Instructions for adjusting track tension, alignment, and suspension components.
Interprets beep codes and pilot lamp flashes for system diagnostics.
Diagnoses and remedies for common engine starting and power issues.
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