Nice Changes to 2014 XM

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Picked up the new sled today yep the left hand panel pops open.Salesman told me that brp says when it gets cold outside it will not pop open. Anyone notice that the injection oil seems quite red?
Mine does this also
 

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Can't believe no one said its a nice change that the got here before the snow flies.


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Back in original post you said the oil tank clearance in better, I,m getting a 13 xm soon and it has never had the update tank drilling crap done. Does it look like different fitting on the tank or how do you think they achieved extra clearance, was hoping to fix mine the right way, thanks.
 

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Back in original post you said the oil tank clearance in better, I,m getting a 13 xm soon and it has never had the update tank drilling crap done. Does it look like different fitting on the tank or how do you think they achieved extra clearance, was hoping to fix mine the right way, thanks.


just order a 14 tank.
 

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Just an FYI for other riders. I got my new sled today and checked for rust because of this thread. I discovered surface rust on my clutch and drive shaft. I believe this to be a non issue as I checked 2 other sleds in the show room and they both had the same thing. Also I did have the left hand side panel popping out as well but I heard that it won't pop out in the cold.

On another note...should I try to get rid of the surface rust and if so how?!
 

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There can't be any rust on the clutch they are aluminum. As far as the removing the rust it will be gone after the first ride


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What do you call this then? It's not on the aluminum portion but it's still surface rust



There can't be any rust on the clutch they are aluminum. As far as the removing the rust it will be gone after the first ride


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So, how does cold weather make it "go away" on the side latches??

kinda sounds like they are hoping that is true.... and to deal with it later when everyone complains...
 

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So, how does cold weather make it "go away" on the side latches??

kinda sounds like they are hoping that is true.... and to deal with it later when everyone complains...

Lol.... Wonder how they have cold weather tester this already and know it will be ok ?
 

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What about riding in the spring,, when its warm?? Sounds like some Bull Chit too me,,, same with the rust.
 

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I've never seen rust on the clutch like that ever. Seems to me the sleds didn't get there oil down on the assembly line. Hmmmm..
 

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I've never seen rust on the clutch like that ever. Seems to me the sleds didn't get there oil down on the assembly line. Hmmmm..
my 14 came in with zero oil in the primary,had it apart to do a bit of clutching and inspection and it was bone dry...my last sled (09)was soaking in oil..lol
 

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Should I take off my clutches and oil them? What kind of oil would you use?
 

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Should I take off my clutches and oil them? What kind of oil would you use?

Just 10w30 motor oil. Make sure you get them good and covered. Tip the sled on its side and make sure you get lots inside the primary too.




















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Just kidding. The oil just comes on them so they dont rust while shipping. Supposed to be cleaned off during PDI
 
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