Running your snowmobile without any of its parts and pieces of equipment might have some downsides and can even cause physical and technical damages to you and your sled. There are some pieces that might not receive a lot of damage, but some other parts are crucial to the perfect functioning of the snowmobile. Here…
If you have a car and a garage or shed, there’s a good chance you have some old engine oil lying around. Does snowmobile oil have an expiration date, or can I still use it? Follow the steps in this article to find the answers to your questions. There is no such thing as a…
A two-stroke snowmobile engine is easy to maintain and control because of its lightweight design. And although this type of motor does not have as much power as the four-engine ones, they will generate more power when running. Snowmobiles could range from a two-stroke up to 4. They can usually speed from five up to…
It is summertime, and your snowmobile is just sitting in the garage, collecting dust and doing pretty much nothing else. You took out the belt, so it does not get damaged due to the high temperatures. But you wonder if it is a good idea to let it sit without any use or if you…
Do you think that snowmobiles have oil filters? Many people might think of this question too. Continue reading to find out if your snow engine has an oil filter. Snowmobiles have oil filters because they need oil to function. Oil helps your machine to avoid overheating and to lubricate everything, so it works without any…
You went out for a ride in the snow, and all of a sudden, your voltage regulator went off; maybe even your light bulbs stopped working or even blew out. Most snowmobile riders would start worrying about the CDI and the stator, as these two are some vital pieces to make a snowmobile work. You…
What do a garden tractor, a roto-tiller, and a push lawn mower have in common? They all have an electric start. Would there be a reason why you wouldn’t want one on your snowmobile? Yes, you can add an electric start to your snowmobile. However, if the electric start doesn’t come with the snowmobile, it…
At some point, every motorized sport enthusiast will end up with a dead battery. Maybe from long-term storage, accidentally leaving an accessory turned on or perhaps just because the battery has reached its end of life. When this happens, you’ll need boost, or jump start, your snowmobile battery to get it going. You can boost…
One of the most fun activities is going snowmobiling. During the winter, many people prefer to stay indoors to protect themselves from the cold and snow. But those who have a snowmobile see the arrival of this season of the year as a blessing. Winter and snow are the perfect opportunities to take advantage of…
You are probably wondering if snowmobile sliders are universal. This is a good question that many people ask themselves. In this article, you will find what you must know about this topic. Yes, snowmobile sliders are universal. Yet, they come in different presentations, with different colors and sizes. You can use any brand or model…
So either your belt is in a pretty bad shape, it blew out, or you might suppose it would be a great idea to change it. But you do not know where to start or if you can choose any brand. In this post, you will find the necessary information on snowmobile belts being universal,…
There are a lot of myths around snowmobile belts, and you probably heard some of those. For instance, some people claim belts are directional. That there’s a specific direction to install the belt on the CVT. Is this true? Belts are not directional; you can install a new belt in any direction you want to….
