Changing The Transmission Oil; Transmission Gear Changing; To Change The Transmission Oil On Your E-Ton Engine, Follow These Steps - E-TON Viper 70 Owner's Manual

The Viper 90R has a fully automatic C.V.T.
transmission with forward and reverse gearing.
Selecting either forward or reverse is done by
sliding the gear selector switch to the desired
position. The transmission is shifted by an
electrical motor according to the position of
the selector switch.
The selector switch has three positions
("F" "N" "R")
"F" = Forward
"N" = Neutral
"R" = Reverse
When the transmission is in reverse the Viper
90R will produce an auditable alarm will
sound to let you and other near by know that
the unit is in reverse.
Follow the steps below when shifting
directions;
1. Fully apply the left hand brake lever.
2. Allow the engine to reduce to idle
speed (less than 1700 rpm.)
3. Slide the selector switch to the neutral
position and pause a few seconds to
allow the transmission to synchronize
the gears.
4. Continue sliding the selector switch to
the desired gear position and wait for
the console indicator lamp to light
indicating the shift has been
completed.
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The Viper 90R has been programmed to shut
the engine off if the shifting procedure
described above is not followed. If your
engine shut off while shifting it is usually
caused by not allowing the engine to reduce
to the idle speed or the idle speed is set to
high. 1700rpm is the correct idle speed for
the Viper 90R.
If your engine does stop while shifting, do
the following to restart the engine;
1. Turn the ignition switch key to the
stop, " ", position and wait about 15-
30sec to allow the onboard computer
to reset.
Turn the ignition key to the on, "Ω",
2.
position and move the gear selector
switch to the neutral position "N".
Fully apply the right hand brake lever
3.
and be sure the engine stop switch is
in the run "Ω", position.
4. Depress the starter switch to restart
the engine.

Changing the transmission oil

Your Viper ATV transmission contains gearing
that requires lubricating and cooling. These
functions are provided by the transmission oil.
The transmission oil should be change at the
beginning of each riding season and every 100
hours of operation. If operating in a dusty or
humid climate the oil should be changed more
frequently.
To change the Transmission oil on your E-TON
engine, follow these steps:
1. Place an oil catch pan directly below
the transmission case.
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