Month: June 2017

A healthy Yamaha snowmobile motor should have compression over 100 psi per cylinder. Inadequate cylinder compression pressure will result in a loss of engine performance. Insufficient compression is a sign the engine’s piston rings, valve […]

2004 Polaris snowmobile will not start refers to when the skimobile’s engine will not activate or begin to work. This article details the probable causes to why a 2004 Polaris snowmobile won’t start. The following […]

1999-2000 Arctic Cat snowmobile engine overheats refers to when the skimobile’s motor becomes too hot. Overheating can lead to serious engine problems, such as cylinder head warpage, cylinder bore damage, piston damage and other internal […]

2001 Arctic Cat snowmobile will not start or is hard to start refers to when the skimobile’s engine will not activate and begin to work, or when the motor is having difficulty turning on. This […]

Arctic Cat snowmobile running too lean refers to when the skimobile’s internal combustion engine has a high proportion of air or lean air-to-fuel ratio. Fixing a lean condition is important. Running lean causes high combustion […]

2003 Arctic Cat snowmobile running too rich refers to when the snow-machine’s internal combustion engine contains a high proportion of fuel or too much fuel supply for it to run properly. This article discusses troubleshooting […]