Where is the oil leak in my Polaris snowmobile?
Have you checked the chaincase gasket. They have been know to leak or be replaced wrong. Where are you finding the fluid? its not chain case oil its VES, its coming from the bottom of my belly pan on the underside. did you put in alot of fogging oil and it ran out the Y pipe. I would also check out all the oil lines may have one cracked or broke.
Is there a problem with the Polaris chain case?
Polaris Chain case oil – problem?? New question, On our new (used) Polaris sleds 600 & 700 xc – I wanted to check the chain case oil so I pulled the dipstick and found a ton of crap on the stick, looks like black mud with metal filings in it! Checked the other sled- same thing!
Where does oil come from in a Polaris chain case?
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What causes a snowmobile chain case to leak?
Correct, lower bearing seals leak out by the track inside the tunnel. An and remove the cover. Not necessarily. The oil will stick to the side of the case and run down it. The track will get wet when you run it. If its sitting then it runs down the side.
Polaris Chain case oil – problem?? New question, On our new (used) Polaris sleds 600 & 700 xc – I wanted to check the chain case oil so I pulled the dipstick and found a ton of crap on the stick, looks like black mud with metal filings in it! Checked the other sled- same thing!
Have you checked the chaincase gasket. They have been know to leak or be replaced wrong. Where are you finding the fluid? its not chain case oil its VES, its coming from the bottom of my belly pan on the underside. did you put in alot of fogging oil and it ran out the Y pipe. I would also check out all the oil lines may have one cracked or broke.
How do you change the oil in a Polaris snowmobile?
Some metal filings will be normal wear and tear. Place the cover back on the chain case and secure it with the bolts you removed. Tighten it snugly, but not so tight as to strip the aluminum chain case bolt holes. Add oil to the chain case in the quantity recommended by Polaris.
Correct, lower bearing seals leak out by the track inside the tunnel. An and remove the cover. Not necessarily. The oil will stick to the side of the case and run down it. The track will get wet when you run it. If its sitting then it runs down the side.