That is a possibility. It looked like my tank was full but I can try adding a little more and see if it works on my next ride.
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I finally had my first ride and had a curious issue. Two separate times I went to start my sled and it wouldn't fire and had the oil light illuminated. I assume it is an oil pressure issue, but the random no start is bugging me.
Both times I had performed a sidehill, had the sled off camber, stopped and shut down on a flat. When I went to immediately restart it cranked with no fire. I waited a few minutes and it started with no problems.
No issues when it was running. Climbing, jumping, sidehills...all was fine until I shut it down.
Any ideas? I'm leaning towards an oil sensor or maybe a pinched line someplace. It was random for sure.
No, the temp never went over 175ish when riding, and saw 182 once after a shut down and had it heat soak a little bit. When I restarted it went back down in the 170s.
finally got all the update parts and installed they are on backorder so dealer has to do special order here in the US
part #
tank
8JP-F1751-10
plate, balfle
8KG-F2944-00
plug, oil level
8KG-E5362-00
pipe, oil
8JP-F4319-00
strainer
8JP-F4167-10
here is the tanks side by side for comparison. after update noticed it spits more oil out the overflow in the airbox and ends up in the bottom of the sled! at least it doesn't die while climbing now.
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After a few rides I am loosing quite a bit of oil out the overflow. Any time the sled gets too far on its side it starts puking oil out of the overflow, I then start seeing low oil light on climbs. I have started to carry an extra quart with me but I don't like the fact that it drops oil all over the mountain. Mountain sleds are supposed to be able to run off kilter, that's the style of riding most of us do in the back country. Has anyone come up with a fix for this?
Is it a 14 or 15? The 14s did that because of their oil tank and an ecu settings.
i know of 4 sleds that are 2015 that this is going on with.... after you tip it to the left in mountain riding there is oil everywhere then if you start climbing after that the oil light will obvious come one cause you just lost oil.... the engine has only cut out once while climbing with me but have seen the oil light lots. don't get me wrong love the sled but one of the big reasons i bought this sled was for reliability and was not to buy oil anymore.
do they all have mpi turbos on them?