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MBR44
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I have a long story so here is the short end of it. New sks, love it, let my buddy ride it and immediately hit a tree causing $8k in damage. Well they didn't total it so they fixed the bulkhead and of course a-arms are on back order so Ean at KoolmeyKustoms.com fixed me up with a set of 36" zbros arms and exit shocks. Couldn't be happier with the sled now. Ride in the UP of MI and this year sucks but still ridable. After the accident I threw a check engine light and figured it was from the smashed exhaust sensor. I picked the sled back up from the dealer and within 2 miles I threw the same check engine light which limits the rpm to 6600. I stopped it and restarted it and it ran fine. I went to the UP and rode for the weekend but it happened 2 more times. Easy restart and off I go. I then went back this weekend and it got worse Friday happening frequently. Saturday it went into shut down, wouldn't idle with out throttle, hard to start. I figured out how to read the codes and it gave me a 520 194 -7. This is the sensor for stuck throttle. I ended up getting home but it would only pull 78-7900 rpm at wot vs 8250 without the check engine light on. I was not snappy up top, almost like the power valves weren't opening. I figured the code had something to do with the tps? I took it to the dealer. They recorded and cleared the codes now. They can get it to go into check engine which retards the motor back to 6600 rpm every time but now it wont throw a code. They got the stuck throttle code but now even plugged in with the light for the check engine on it won't read a code. So they emailed Polaris and they want the pipe off. They could tell from the report sent from the accident I had a pipe on it. I am off to take them the stock pipe and remove the resistor to check for more problems. Anyone have this problem. Seems more tps than pipe issue. I have never seen a deto light from the pipe. I have 17.5 hours on it.