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Greetings fellow snowmobile fanatics!
I have what seems to be a common problem on my RXLs. The reason that I say that is that I have no less that 3 of em doing it.
The issue is that after it is well warmed up and running steady at 50+ it starts to loose power. You can crack it and make it go, but it is boggy unless you do.
My guess is that it is on the warm side and the ECU is dumping fuel as a self preservation thing. It does not reoccur for a few minutes after a stop, and a little extra snow on the running boards keeps it away a little longer.
The three that do it are all early 90s and range from rebuild last year to having 5k+ on the engine.
Two questions.. What is going on, and if it is a temp related issue, how do I improve the cooling system?
I have what seems to be a common problem on my RXLs. The reason that I say that is that I have no less that 3 of em doing it.
The issue is that after it is well warmed up and running steady at 50+ it starts to loose power. You can crack it and make it go, but it is boggy unless you do.
My guess is that it is on the warm side and the ECU is dumping fuel as a self preservation thing. It does not reoccur for a few minutes after a stop, and a little extra snow on the running boards keeps it away a little longer.
The three that do it are all early 90s and range from rebuild last year to having 5k+ on the engine.
Two questions.. What is going on, and if it is a temp related issue, how do I improve the cooling system?