Tipped Snowmobile - Arctic Cat ZR 900 Series 2006 Operator's Manual

Crossfire/M-Series Models
T660/Bearcat Wide Track
Models
Bearcat 570 Models
Firecat/Sabercat Models
GENERAL INFORMATION

TIPPED SNOWMOBILE

Tipping a snowmobile on its side is
sometimes desirable for mainte-
nance purposes; however, on Fire-
cat/Sabercat models, Arctic Cat
recommends NOT TIPPING IT
ON ITS RIGHT SIDE FOR ANY
EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME,
and on a 660 cc model, Arctic Cat
recommends NOT TIPPING IT
ON ITS SIDE IN EXCESS OF A
0739-609
70° ANGLE.
! CAUTION
The Firecat/Sabercat models
should not be tipped on their
right sides for any extended
period of time, as air bubbles
may form in the oil hose. If air
bubbles form in the oil hose, the
oil injection system must be
bled. Take the snowmobile to an
authorized Arctic Cat snowmo-
bile dealer for this service. This
740-587A
service is at the discretion and
expense of the snowmobile
owner.
! CAUTION
The 660 cc models should not
b e t i p p e d o n t h e i r s i d e s i n
excess of a 70° angle for any
reason, as engine oil may seep
into the upper engine through
the air-intake system. Severe
engine damage could result if
740-586A
the engine is run with oil in the
upper engine.
If a 660 cc model is tipped on its side
in excess of a 70° angle or if it has
been upside down at all, return the
snowmobile to the upright position
and use the following procedure:
739-696A
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