scottymac
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I own a 07 attak gt and i hate the fact that if i do any boondocking and don't imediately clean out the air box when i get home it freezes up and i get a code 20. Due you mountian guys have this similar problem or are your air boxes set up differently for deep snow? If not have you come up with any tricks to keep the snow out?
TomKat
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Use 3/8"X1/2" foam seal-tape for your hood where it meets the lower body panels. Also use a fine mesh fabric to cover the two vents that are in the hood. I've done both of these myself and have had zero issues with any deep snow conditions as of yet. Cheers!!
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i got the same code and my dealer said it's because i put my sled to unfrozen it completly and after i go outdoor in freezing cold temperature it make a bit of condensation ''humidity'' in the sensor in the air box
it's trow code and the idle is not stable
just make a long ride 30-1 hr and all the humidity will go away and no more code 20
check you air box sensor on the rigth side of the air box if it' plug correctly
it's trow code and the idle is not stable
just make a long ride 30-1 hr and all the humidity will go away and no more code 20
check you air box sensor on the rigth side of the air box if it' plug correctly
