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SECTION 02 ENGINE
SUB-SECTION
10 (AIR INTAKE
SILENCER AND FUEL TANK)
7. Caburetor adaptor
2. Clamp
3. Carburetor VM 36-774
Carburetor VM
34-227
4. Adaptor
5. Gear clamp
6. Air
stlencer
7.
Elbow
8. Clamp
9.
Hook
70
Spring
77.
Throttle cable & housing
72. Cable lock
73.
Circlip
74.
Impulse
hose
9" (229
mm)
Impulse
hose
70"
(254 mm)
75.
Spring clip
76
Fuel pump
77.
Hexagonal
Elastic Stop Nut
70-24
78.
Fuel line
78"
(457 mm)
79.
Fuel
line 7.25" (32 mm)
20
Fuel line
20" (508
mm)
Fuel line 23" (584 mm)
27.
Fuel line
20" (508
mm)
22. Fuel gauge 7.37" (787 mm)
23.
Spring clip
24.
Tee
25.
Fuel tank
26. Grommet
27.
Male connector
28. Fuel f,fter
29. Back plate
30
Male connector
37.
Fuel tank cap
32.
Cap holder
33
Gasket
34.
Air vent fitting
35.
Air vent tube 58" (7473 mm)
36. Primer tube 28" (772 mm)
37.
Primer tube 28" (772 mm)
38.
Isolating line
20" (508
mm)
39. Primer valve
40
Tank retainer
47.
Felt strip
7.
75" x 2 (45 mm x 2)
42. Hexagonal washer head self-tapping screw
72 x
3/4
43.
Tank cover
44. Access door
45.
Foam
46.
Clip
47.
Tie rap
48.
Plug
49. Warning label
50.
Verification label
PAGE 194
@ @
Always reposition spring clips after any repair to
prevent possible
leaks.
AIR SILENCER
_
CAUTION: Never operate your
snowmobile
with
. "
the
air intake silencer disconnected. Serious
engi-
ne damage will occur
if this
notice is disregarded.
The
air
intake
si lencer elbow must always be turned to
the
front
of the vehicle when operated
in
cold
,
warm
temperature
.
If
the veh icle is
to
be operated in deep powdered snow it
is recommended
to
turn the
elbow
towards the
rear
of
the vehicle
.
...
Front of
vehicle
Powdered
snow
condition on
ly
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