smacho
Extreme
WNY had 1.5 ft of new snow to ride Sun morning. I was out in it before most anyone else (8 am) - did miles of fresh deep snow; everthing was packed with powder. THEN - beep-beep-beep .. I could hear the reverse warning buzzer when I slowed down. I stopped the sled, and started checking things -- everthing seemed fine & when I pulled the Reverse lever the beeping stopped.
This repeated itself for hours. Big snow drifts (yahoo!
) -- Beep beep beep - 
- stop & pull reverse lever until beeping stoped
Appearently some switch was packed shut with snow ..
Has anyone else had this happen - and is there an easy way to prevent it?
This repeated itself for hours. Big snow drifts (yahoo!
) -- Beep beep beep - - stop & pull reverse lever until beeping stopedAppearently some switch was packed shut with snow ..
Has anyone else had this happen - and is there an easy way to prevent it?
vx700xtc
Expert
Unplug the wire to the beeper.
rage man
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
when ever you get snow under the hood it gets on the little sensor the reverse hits and freezes it on no big deal Unplug the wire to the beeper ditto
smacho
Extreme
Simple - elegant.
Thanks
Thanks
NY_Nytro
TY 4 Stroke Master
Mine did the same thing this past weekend for the first time. I was blazing trail through 12+ inches of fresh powder.
Anyone try to water proof that switch ?
Anyone try to water proof that switch ?
hemiram
Extreme
same with me just pulled the wire all was good
apexrtx006
Veteran
same here i hate that stupid thing but i unhooked it in like the first 20 km it was soo annoying
LazyBastard
TY 4 Stroke God
Leave the beeper plugged in or one day you'll probably launch yourself full power in reverse and might hurt/kill someone/yourself and/or damage something expensive. Grease everything in there and snow won't stick.
big_red1a
Expert
I have the same probem with the reverse beeper but mine seems to be at half volume lol i think that greasing it might be worth a try
smacho
Extreme
I just lived with beeping for a day -- has not happened since then. I suspect it all melted out.
I was hoping for a simple answer -- and now I have two to choose from: 1) unplug it, and 2) grease everything.
I was hoping for a simple answer -- and now I have two to choose from: 1) unplug it, and 2) grease everything.
renegadeoffunk
Veteran
No kidding, exact same thing happened to me this past sunday as well!!! Powder was fun that day! It was funny we were taking turns jumping off a cliff like area and my friend goes to me you gonna hit that in reverse?? LOL
