Adjusting Suspension - BRP Spyder RT Operator's Manual

BASIC PROCEDURES
5. Fill the tank until the fuel nozzle au-
tomatically clicks and shuts off.
NOTE: Do not try to top off the fuel
tank. Leave some room for the fuel to
expand with temperature changes.
6. Wipe up any spilled fuel. If fuel spills
on you, wash with soap and water
and change your clothes.
7. Put cap on and fully tighten clock-
wise until you hear a click. Never
start or operate the engine with the
fuel cap removed.
8. Close seat.

Adjusting Suspension

ACS Rear Suspension Adjustment
(with Manual Adjustment)
The rear air suspension is pressurized
for general operation. If the vehicle
load changes (adding a passenger, rid-
ing with more cargo etc.) or if a softer
or a harder setting is desired, the pres-
sure of the rear suspension can be
changed to your preferences.
The suspension pressure is adjustable
by deflating or inflating the air spring.
Use an air compressor (from a gas sta-
tion) and a pressure gauge.
To soften suspension, reduce the air
pressure and to harden suspension,
increase air pressure.
NOTE: The following chart is a guide-
line only. You may adjust the pressure
to your riding preference as long as you
do not exceed the maximum allowed
pressure.
NOTICE
Do not exceed the maxi-
mum allowed pressure. This might
damage the air suspension.
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NOTE: When adjusting the pressure,
do not put your weight on the vehicle
and do not load cargo in the storage
compartment.
The air spring is connected directly to
an air hose with a schrader valve lo-
cated under the seat.
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1. Schrader valve
To change the air pressure, proceed
the same way as for setting the pres-
sure in a tire.
When finished, ensure to reinstall cap
on the valve.
ACS Rear Suspension Adjustment
(with Remote Adjustment)
Adjustment Guidelines
The rear suspension is calibrated for a
general riding and will adjust automati-
cally, using an integrated compressor,
while riding to maintain this preset
when the road conditions change or if
the vehicle load changes (adding a pas-
senger, riding with more cargo, etc.).