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It is supposed to blink until its warm enough according to the sensor to go riding. Check your fluid level and add some water wetter product in your coolant.

Something to keep and eye on for sure, could have been iced up a bit.

Reliability, comfort, trail riding I would suggest an Venture and you can take a passenger and pull a sliegh if you want.

Thanks for the update.

I agree the sleds should come with them stock.

I am sure Yamaha Canada had their reasons they are not going to dump a dealer that is upstanding as you put it. Your refusal to tell us who it is cast more doubt on the dealer than Yamaha. If they are a great dealer they would want their name out in the sledder world right? :sled1:

Complain about what dealer we don't know or do you expect us to write about dealers in general.

Which dealer which town?

A chain through the skid and track attached to something immovable should slow them down and deter them.

Well if the sync clears it up no.

Did you set the air screw to two turns out after light seat? You may have to sync them. Did you check your plugs to make sure they are not fouled?

I must be lucky then. I have rode in very wet conditions in the spring, crossed many unfrozen shallow fast moving creeks and stored my sleds in the sun in my enclosed trailer where all the ice will melt off the sleds three of them in fact. Yet not once has my chain case oil turned milky. :dunno:

It may be your speedo or jack shaft bearing. Check your belt for a chunk of it missing and check your clutches as been said before.

Now this is an EXCELLENT post! :Rockon:

LOL come on now. You had better go re read! :jump:

Yes seal gone bad make much more sense seeing how this sled has only been around for a month now. Water condensing not the problem!

Stingray719 you started a thread to ask about the problems of the viper and you now want to defend AC on a Yamaha site, hmmmmm makes a person wonder. I have stored my yamaha sleds (3) in my 3 place trailer for 10 years now and have never seen the oil get milky from parking my sleds in their all...

That would be water to cause the milky color. I think Yamaha is going to regret getting into bed with AC. But that's just me!

My 11 rs venture was leaking oil, it was a loose filter. I could have taken it off with one hand very easily. Tightened it up and no more leaky. :sled1:

Ask them to get you an apex one and see if that fits the vmax if it does not you still have one for your sled. Let us know if it works or not.