Riding today and the sled was going good, but when we would take a break I would shut it off and after about 15 minutes i would pull it over and it wouldnt start :banghead: Then I would hold the throttle a bit and pull it over at the same time and bang it would start....any idea what the problem is?....Am I an idiot? :frech32: becuase it wouldnt be the first time
Help me out guys!
POlaris440
Full Version: Sled is Acting Up a Bit
Polaris twin for ya. All my xc's did the same thing
QUOTE(Pol900 @ Dec 7 2006, 05:13 PM) 
Polaris twin for ya. All my xc's did the same thing
SO I gotta do this all the time, hold the throtte to pull it over?
mine did it only when it was warm
QUOTE(Pol900 @ Dec 7 2006, 05:30 PM)
mine did it only when it was warm
Hmmmm, thats no good...could it be plugs? Im going to change them....this one only does it when it is warm aswell it starts fine when its cold
Polaris440
If its warm out, your jets may be too fat and it's flooding. Usually when you have to hold the throttle that means it's got too much fuel.
is this on a 600?
This topic was covered extensively last season, But I did not pay attention to what the fix was.
I know some went smaller on the pilots and mains on this sled,
try the "search" function.
This topic was covered extensively last season, But I did not pay attention to what the fix was.
I know some went smaller on the pilots and mains on this sled,
try the "search" function.
On our Fusion 600 you have crack the throttle. When I start them in the preseason in 50-60 degree weather I don't have too touch the throttle, it starts and idle's.
My wife sticks her glove between throttle and handlebar - just a little, since she can't pull it over with one arm.
She got this tip from my friend's wife that has an XC700.
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Yes, there are some adjustment tips somewhere around here. Just type in 'hard starting' or something and a few big threads will come up.
She got this tip from my friend's wife that has an XC700.
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Yes, there are some adjustment tips somewhere around here. Just type in 'hard starting' or something and a few big threads will come up.
It's a jetting issue. Too fat down low. I also didn't pay attention to the fix as reported on here last season. (didn't know there was gonna be a test later...lol) Do some searching, as the fix is here.....somewhere.
QUOTE(con-fusion 700 @ Dec 7 2006, 10:23 PM)
It's a jetting issue. Too fat down low. I also didn't pay attention to the fix as reported on here last season. (didn't know there was gonna be a test later...lol) Do some searching, as the fix is here.....somewhere.
Tried searching and cant seem to come up with anyting :banghead: Im going to notify the jetting idea to my dealer see what he says, thanks for the help!
Polaris440
QUOTE(cfm @ Dec 7 2006, 06:56 PM)
My wife sticks her glove between throttle and handlebar - just a little, since she can't pull it over with one arm.
She got this tip from my friend's wife that has an XC700.
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Yes, there are some adjustment tips somewhere around here. Just type in 'hard starting' or something and a few big threads will come up.
She got this tip from my friend's wife that has an XC700.
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Yes, there are some adjustment tips somewhere around here. Just type in 'hard starting' or something and a few big threads will come up.
Not the suggested method..........I know of two sleds that went off without the rider doing that. Both times it was not good.
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