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Hi, first ride of the season this past Friday and I got an unwelcome reminder that my sled overheats way to easy.
32°F and loose nice snow. Scratchers down (as always on this sled), but after picking my way through some flat light areas, the sled went into limp mode with 220°F on the temp.
Saturday ride; took off side-panels and had scratchers down. Had to monitor temp gauge all the time and start ripping around when it started getting into high 170s. (No side-panels resulted in belt filled with snow and slipping after one powder-turn. Not fun.)
Does anyone know of any research that's been done to fix this problem — I know I'm not the only one but mine has it bad. We have three 2013 RMKs and mine is by far the worst when it comes to overheating.
Is there a suggested remedy from Polaris? My sled is under warranty but the dealer is far away.
32°F and loose nice snow. Scratchers down (as always on this sled), but after picking my way through some flat light areas, the sled went into limp mode with 220°F on the temp.
Saturday ride; took off side-panels and had scratchers down. Had to monitor temp gauge all the time and start ripping around when it started getting into high 170s. (No side-panels resulted in belt filled with snow and slipping after one powder-turn. Not fun.)
Does anyone know of any research that's been done to fix this problem — I know I'm not the only one but mine has it bad. We have three 2013 RMKs and mine is by far the worst when it comes to overheating.
Is there a suggested remedy from Polaris? My sled is under warranty but the dealer is far away.