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Bogging issues who else

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The other day I went riding and had some issues with the sled bogging no codes , little back ground the sled is a 2017 axys with a sidekick kit had 200 miles when this happend I was sidehilling when it first happened ended up slide into the trees no damage but not in a good position when it happened then went a mile more same thing so stop changed plugs old plugs were chocolate brown and dry took off again and everything was good for a bit then bogged again and my buddies 2016 axys with a sidekick did the same thing figured it was probably moisture in one of the plugs dry the hood plug and checked the relays took off and was good again for a bit the next time it happened I pulled the hood plug apart dried it out and wrapped a google bag around the connection and had no issues with the sled the rest of the day am I up in the night or is others having the same issue and am I on the right track
 
I have an intermittent bog in my sled too. I just bought a brand new, holdover 2016. I got it Thanksgiving weekend, so I've only had it about a month and a half, only 310 miles on it.

It runs fine most of the time, and the first 275 miles I never had an issue with it. The last 2 times I've ridden it I'll hit the throttle and it won't do anything for about one second and then it will kick in. No codes, no issues starting it (it will start on 2nd pull even when it's completely cold), it idles fine. Just randomly it'll happen. Hit the throttle-nothing-wait a second and it throttles and runs fine.

From reading other posts on here I was thinking TPS. I know the fuel I've been running is good because I've been running the same in my 2012 Pro and that has been running great. I pulled the plugs and they both looked good.
 
I have an intermittent bog in my sled too. I just bought a brand new, holdover 2016. I got it Thanksgiving weekend, so I've only had it about a month and a half, only 310 miles on it.

It runs fine most of the time, and the first 275 miles I never had an issue with it. The last 2 times I've ridden it I'll hit the throttle and it won't do anything for about one second and then it will kick in. No codes, no issues starting it (it will start on 2nd pull even when it's completely cold), it idles fine. Just randomly it'll happen. Hit the throttle-nothing-wait a second and it throttles and runs fine.

From reading other posts on here I was thinking TPS. I know the fuel I've been running is good because I've been running the same in my 2012 Pro and that has been running great. I pulled the plugs and they both looked good.

That could be throttle safety switch, too.
 
I had a similar issue with a stock 16. Found leaking gasket from y pipe to pipe. Also recalibrated TPS at the same time. Few hours with no bog since I fixed it. Fingers crossed. Not sure which fixed it for sure.
 
dont forgot the simple one..... Adjust your throttle cable free play!
300ish miles is right about the time they have stretched enough to start causing little issues if you dont adjust it. Eric
 
The other day I went riding and had some issues with the sled bogging no codes , little back ground the sled is a 2017 axys with a sidekick kit had 200 miles when this happend I was sidehilling when it first happened ended up slide into the trees no damage but not in a good position when it happened then went a mile more same thing so stop changed plugs old plugs were chocolate brown and dry took off again and everything was good for a bit then bogged again and my buddies 2016 axys with a sidekick did the same thing figured it was probably moisture in one of the plugs dry the hood plug and checked the relays took off and was good again for a bit the next time it happened I pulled the hood plug apart dried it out and wrapped a google bag around the connection and had no issues with the sled the rest of the day am I up in the night or is others having the same issue and am I on the right track

Check the turbo section. My 16' axys ran great until I hit 600 miles. Hoping it's just something minor.
 
Ran it today around the out skirts of town and ran fine checked all connections no air box cracks I think it's moisture or tss
 
Another thing you could check is above your clutches is a nylon bag with Velcro. Look closely at the wires going into a cylinder shaped relay. Mine was rubbed through and grounding out. Causing the exact issue you describe. I have heard of this happening to multiple other people.
 
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