Hey guys, Iv'e had a problem with my sled the last couple rides losing its coolant. Previous to each ride the coolant was topped off and there are no leaks that I can find. The only place I can tell where I'm losing coolant is out the overflow tube (always at the left foot well). It sucks having the temp light come on right when you need the sled to go. Not to mention how much of a pain in the ass it is to add water to the system in the middle of the day. I should mention that the rides in the morning were still icy but only riding 5-7 miles before getting off the road. System is circulating coolant and after refilling it is good for the rest of the day. All I can think of so far is that the spring in the reservoir cap has gone weak and is allowing coolant out the vent prematurely. How can I keep this thing from puking all its coolant out on the ride in?
16 LE coolant loss
- Thread starter bigjb
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Take a pair of pliers and pinch the tabs on the cap.
Do this while the cap is on and in the closed position.
If u have yellow goggle lenses, u can see the coolant leaking in the snow. It will be bright neon green/yellow.
Legends ZX2 SR [emoji58]
Do this while the cap is on and in the closed position.
If u have yellow goggle lenses, u can see the coolant leaking in the snow. It will be bright neon green/yellow.
Legends ZX2 SR [emoji58]
my m8000 2017 puked coolant from new in 5 min
coolant was barely noticeable in bottom, was full to start
new arctic cat cap cured it
coolant was barely noticeable in bottom, was full to start
new arctic cat cap cured it
This ^^^, had the same problem on my '14 the first year I bought it. Bent the tabs and it's been fine ever since.
Thanks guys, I figured it was something with the cap. Will see what happens next ride, if I can get another one in.