
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
re-
placing missing, broken or worn parts,
proper lubrication and treatment to in-
sure that parts do not become rusted ;
cleaning items such
as
carburetor
of
oil
mixture, to prevent gum and varnish for-
mation within the carburetor,
and
in
gen-
eral, preparing the vehicle
so
that when
the time comes to use the snowmobile
again it will
be
in
top condition.
A WARNING : Only perform such
T procedures
as
detailed
in
this
manual. It
is
recommended that dealer
assistance
be
periodically obtained
on
other components I systems not cover-
ed
in
this manual. Unless otherwise
specified, engine
should
be
turned
OFF
for
all
lubrication and maintenance
procedures.
Tracks
Inspect tracks for wear, cuts, missing
track guides or broken rods. Make any
necessary replacement.
A WARNING
:Do
not operate a
T snowmobile with a cut, torn
or
damaged track.
Lift the rear of vehicle until track
is
clear
of ground, then support with a brace or
trestle.
The
snowmobile should
be
stored
in
such a way that the tracks do not stay
in
contact with cement floor or bare
ground.
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NOTE : The tracks should
be
ro-
tated 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
all
com-
ponents equipped with grease fittings.
Wipe
off
surplus. Replace worn slider
shoes.
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Ski
and
runner
Wash or brush all dirt or rust accumu-
lation from the ski. Lubricate
ski
lon-
gitunal pivot.
A WARNING
:Check
the condition
T
of
the ski and ski runners. Re-
place runner if worn more than half.
Controls
Lubricate steering mechanism. Inspect
components for tightness (spring cou-
pler bolt, steering arm locking bolts, ball
joints, etc.}. Tighten if necessary.
Oil
moving joints
of
the brake mechanism.
A WARNING
:Do
not
lubricate
throt-
T tie and I or brake cable or hous-
ings. Avoid getting
oil
on
the brake
linings.
Coat electrical connections
and
switches
with silicone dielectric grease
(PIN
413
7017 00). If unavailable, use petroleum
jelly.
Gearbox
Drain gearbox and refill with 500 mL
(18
oz)
of fresh Bombardier chaincase
oil
(P/N 413 8019
00-250
mU.
The
drain plug
is
located underneath the
front part of the vehicle.
Drain plug
A017
003
042
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