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I would also check the hose where the hose clamp is attached. Thats not a AC part, it has been changed before or replaced. Those small clamps dam near always cut into the hose if the hose isen't braided and if tightened too tight. FYI

Have to split....Suzuki engine

Check your fuses..

If you have to burp the throttle, I would guess fuel issue.

2nd that. The only cooler is right in front of the track. You need snow, you need your scratchers down...

I would guess that you have a cable out of spec. Probably over adjusted/under adjusted. The RPM will drop once you hit the reverse button, before going actually going into reverse. So if it stalls going into reverse, how are you getting it out of reverse to run again??

Go for the two part epoxy--it will work!! Just clean up the pieces good first..

If you have the side idler wheels still and if you are going to be in the powder, take them off. They made a huge difference on my '11 M1000. The track can get some flex.

You can pull them out if you turn them. I put loom on my wires for that particular reason. No more problem.

Spray foam can be way too messy. Just use ordinary house insulation and stuff them full. Works great!!

ECU 5 will be an open or short circuit in the intake air temp sensor circuit. If you just washed your sled, good chance it is water in conncetion some where. Clean and dry with air and dielectric grease plugs..

That's not that new. They have been done for 5 months now.

Are you using an ordinary ohm meter? I found that an ordinary ohm meter does not give accurate numbers on a stator. I have tried two of them. There is a reason why Cat uses a Fluke meter, alot more accurate. Your lighting coil is a little low. .08-.12. Charge coils arefrom 8.8-13.2. Check your...

Ya, its not an easy install...however any slop will be gone. It fits dam tight!!

If you are blowing random fuses, you are getting spikes in voltage. Check your voltage regulator. Its on the right side of that sled, mag side, or even replace it. Always use dielectric grease. Keeps out moisture.