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Looks like I found the culprit, and looks like mnmsnowbeast is the winner! Got a chance to look it all over a bit more closely today, and since you TY guys gave me the places to look I found this; The rubber seal was damaged just like mnmsnowbeast predicted. And here is a better look...

Thanks sherlock29, did you put the gasket compound on the inside or outside of the rubber gasket, or both? The 2 hour job with beer sounds good right now.

Great info mnmsnowbeast. I'll look there and let you guys know what I find. Thanks

1. Sleddog66 - If you look at the third picture, the drain hole is right at the bottom behind that pile of gunk. You access the plug by reaching under the sled along the frame directly behind the chaincase. There is a small (10 or 12mm I think) bolt there that is the drain plug. It should be...

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I think it's more like 8.5ish I believe. It doesn't evaporate, so it went somewhere. I'm hoping out the slightly loose drain plug hole. If not there, it can go through a bad oil seal on the jackshaft bearing and disappear through there. It could go out the edge if the rubber gasket has...

Well, I took it apart today and this is what I found; 1. When I went to drain the chain case oil, none came out. That wasn't good. 2. The drain plug was still in, but not snugged tight. I had synthetic in there. I am hoping that is where the oil went, and not inside through a bad oil seal...

I'll take it into the shop this week and open the chain case. I'll try and take some pictures when I find the problem. Hopefully it's not too bad. Any more advice or other places to look would be appreciated. I'll definately keep that in mind doc.

Thanks. We thought chaincase but it sounded like the clutch side. With the belt off I started it, revved just enough to see if the sheaves would come together. No more than 3 seconds total, key on to key off and 5-6000 rpm. But yeah, I won't do that again, I was worried and frustrated. Thanks.j

Hi. I rode about 75 miles yesterday. It ran great all day, and we were into a bit of everything. We were going across a lake on the way home, about 70-80 mph. It slipped and revved up like a belt blew. I let off throttle, then it re-engaged. I kept going another mile or so and it did it again...

Hi. I rode about 75 miles yesterday. We were going across a lake on the way home, about 70-80 mph. It slipped and revved up like a belt blew. I let off throttle, then it re-engaged. I kept going another mile or so and it did it again. Only for about a second each time. I slowed down to 50ish and...

When I use Amsoil it eats it. I used Yamalube last time and it hasn't been using oil.

I tried Turk's set up - almost, except I have 5 washers in the arm instead of 4. It pulls really, really hard in low end now. Mid range is a bit better too. Top end is still missing though. I'm between 10,800-11,000 rpm's. Engagement is about 4000. Raced the other Attak yesterday again...

How are your set ups affecting top end? I've got great pull low, better mid, but lost a lot on top (12mph dreamo). I've made changes and want to dial it in now. I have a stripped bolt in one of the weights that I need to get out so I can play with it, too much loctite I guess. A friend with...

Thanks to the TY member who helped me out. I have a fuel map to try tomorrow. It isn't set exactly for my mods but it should be a very good starting point. If anyone has an Ignition Map I could use until I can the exact map for my mods that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Anyone?

I made some changes to my Attak and am looking to update my maps. I have an 06 Attak with modded; airbox, exhaust, clutching, CR10ek's, PCIII, Ignition module, hub, studs. I have 2 maps from Allen Ulmer, an economy and a 'fast' one, but since then, I've changed the airbox and exhaust...

I don't know the rider, but thought I'd pass this along to the sledding community. By CBC News, cbc.ca, Updated: December 20, 2009 10:49 AM Regina man dies in snowmobile crash A snowmobile crash on Saskatchewan's Last Mountain Lake has killed a 32-year-old Regina man, RCMP said. The...

I took it all apart again. Checked the fuses, ignition connections, battery, etc. I removed all PCIII, Ignition module and hub components. The sled started working again. I don't know why or what the problem was. I then reconnected the components one by one and the sled started each...

No, nothing. The pod doesn't even light up. It was running one second, and now it's completely dead. I guess I'll check the fuses, but that seems unlikely.