They wouldn’t get reimbursed for the welding but it would be the right thing to do. My dealers would do it without me even asking for it.I'd bet $100 Polaris would not cover welding this under warranty.
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They wouldn’t get reimbursed for the welding but it would be the right thing to do. My dealers would do it without me even asking for it.I'd bet $100 Polaris would not cover welding this under warranty.
Well after another weekend in the books. My Khaos is well through break in now. I have around 14 hours on it. Still continuing to bog but not nearly as bad as during break in. Bringing it in to the dealer tonight. Will report back after their findings. When the sled didn’t bog, man did it feel good, a lot more torquey than my 800! On the trail getting to the spot it wouldn’t bog at all but the minute it got off trail and underload you can just tell it’s building up. Also my front shock in the rear skid is leaking oil all over, the chamber seems to be spinning freely all the way around. I have not done any big jumping, I was wondering if the dealer could of installed that shock the wrong direction and it got hung up on the track??I got my 2020 Khaos 850 broken in this past weekend. Ran pretty good for the first 0-50ish Miles. I felt it doing it’s break in process, so I was very anxious to see what it felt like after break in. Started the next day off pretty strong until about mid day it started to bog a few times on me bad. Checked the plugs of course right away, the one side was golden brown but the other side was soaked in oil. Swapped plugs out for some fresh ones. Ran amazing after than until the later part of the day and I got a few more bogs. Heading home today and will check plugs again. Motors all stock with Indy dans clutch weights. Rpms were spot on.
Had a weird issue today with my Khaos. I also felt it for a bit on a couple or earlier rides. We were heading home and had a bit of a trail ride to get back and the motor felt like it would lose power and it wasnt as snappy. Normally it will rev to 83-8400 but when this would happen it would barely go to 8k. The engine also ran about 25 degrees warmer when this was going on. There was no bog and no codes popped up on the screen. At first it would come and go but it stayed for a while at the end. It was almost like keeping it at mid throttle for extended periods of time would cause it. I have heard about the wires on the temp sensor being tie wrapped too tight but I didnt get any codes and the cold engine warning did not come on. Anyone else experience anything like this?
Took it out again yesterday and it worked perfectly. Although, I do have a hanging idle now when on and off the throttle in the trees. Need to keep that finger on the brake and pay attention.Interesting.... I don't know anything firsthand, but someone the other day mentioned that there are a couple 850's they know of that are seeing some poor RPM performance all of a sudden. I chalked it up to rumor or people doing something weird, but seems similar to what you are sharing.
My pull rope skips and does some bizarre stuff occasionally as well. 800 miles so far though, and no actual issues. 2019.18hrs on my 155 Quick Drive. Ride at 500-3500ft
Started with 72’ and it will hit 8350, may put 74’s in and get that down a bit, but worried it won’t be as quick revving like the 800 was.
2 sets of plugs so far.
Seems to pull harder than my 800, however run quality not as good. She burps every now and again, and fouls plugs only on Mag side when in tight trees and I let idle too long. Gonna try the iridium plugs see if it will help?
Notice that the pull cord skips a lot, might have to take apart and see what issue is, and need to remove the guide pulley. Cord starting to frey a bit...
Aldo Going to try a gear down, and get revs up in the trees so no fouling. Already bent a lower a arm, hit a shark riding out on a packed trail...go figure.
Need more seat time to really understand this motor...
Mine does that same exact thing at 6000 to 6200 rpms on the trail when just trying to cruise down the mountain...It’s not a full on bog but something’s definitely going on..I have the latest 2019 similar to 2020 flash in mine. Felt RPMs hanging on the trail after tightening my belt deflection. I got it too tight and was squealing. Backed it off a little and it seemed to reduce the RPM hang. Maybe it was coincidence? Also, I notice a little stammer at 6000-6200 RPM. Doesn't bog or really cause any grief but the tune vs power valves doesn't sound quite right. Definitely throw on a cobra pull cord!
So I have a 2020 sba 850. Got about 20 miles on it if that. Noticed there was burnt oil in the belly pan. Took a pic and called the dealer. Said oh it's just the exhaust donut. Didnt seal. I was thinking theres no way a new sled should be leaking oil. So I decided to take it apart and lo and behold. Theres a pin hole in the y pipe coming off the engine. Best part is theres a 3 week wait minimum to get sled in and if they can even get the part yet. Pics are included.
Did you get any resolution on this? I’m having same issue on 2020 XCR. Lots of burnt oil in belly pan near / below exhaust donut. Thinking it was just extra oil from break in dripping out donut. So I dropped some dawn dish soap in there and rinsed it out with hot water at 4 hours. Rode 3 hours Sunday and burnt oil sludge returned. I looked carefully with inspection mirror but can’t see any cracks in manifold. I’m going to wait until break in period over before taking it apart. What was the lead time on manifold? I may just order one and swap on my own time. I’m not waiting on a dealer to ride.
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