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Fresh 87 Gas will start easier than premium gas. Quicker burn.
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wow...i can't believe nobody has mentioned this yet.....2 words - SLED START - www.sledstart.com
designed and sold by a TYmember (snowdog).
easy install, it is a keyless remote you can program lots of different ways -i.e. to start/stop your sled all night long in extreemely cold regions when it reaches a certain temp. this is exactly what it's for! also to warm up your sled in the morning while you stay in the toasty cabin.
designed and sold by a TYmember (snowdog).
easy install, it is a keyless remote you can program lots of different ways -i.e. to start/stop your sled all night long in extreemely cold regions when it reaches a certain temp. this is exactly what it's for! also to warm up your sled in the morning while you stay in the toasty cabin.
SLEDSTART
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Thank Peter,
Yes this is a full plug and play unit. 3 connections (all factory connectors) a hot and 2 grounds and you are done!
Tested and approved by Yamaha. Sold by your Yamaha dealer or direct from our site.
We have sold many of these to guys in the extreme climates and many to guys who just want to have a warm sled before they ride!
Chris Reid Write up:
Scoll down to October 27th
http://snowmobiles.yamahablogs.ca/category/accessories/
Or read below:
October 27, 2009
Start with Me!
I received an interesting belated comment to my post ‘Injection Is Cool But…’ from Angus (‘Doc’) regarding snowmobile 4-stroke operation in the extremes of the high Arctic. Rather coincidental, having just been on the phone with Kurt from SledStart. I am looking forward to trying out a SledStart on my Apex this season but not because I’m adverse to walking outside to start my machine. I think this device could be a life saver in certain conditions as it has an auto function that will self start based on preset time or temperature. I have lived in regions where the mercury falls below minus 50 for days on end. You simply don’t turn off your engine for any length of time, if you do, good luck cranking it over (doesn’t matter what it is). This gizmo will fire up the engine when it gets cold and idle until heat-soaked when it will shut down until the block cools again… SledStart looks to be well built very well thought out.
FEATURES:
# 2 way remote start system
# Easy plug and play installation -
no cutting or splicing!
# Water and shock resistant module
# Operates down to -40 Fahrenheit or Celsius
# Up to one mile range
# Key lock function to lock the remote
# Temperature auto start (set the unit from the remote to any temperature and the sled will start and run for selected run time when it hits that set temperature)
# Timer auto start (starts every 1,2 or 3 hours. Mode expires in 24 hours) programmed right from the remote
# Turbo mode (cool down) programmed right from the remote
# Selectable run times available in 5, 10, or 15 minutes. Programmed right from the remote.
# Selectable turbo/short run times available in 1/2, 1 or 3 minutes. Programmed right from the remote.
# For added security, SledStart will cut snowmobile ignition by tach sensing or brake input.
# User selectable Celsius or Fahrenheit mode
# User selectable alert system in sound or vibrate
# Selectable functions used during programming mode
# Snowmobile Battery Monitor. Senses the condition of your battery and if it is too weak to start, it will notify you on the LCD remote and NOT attempt to start the sled.
# Adjustable Engine Starter Crank Time right from the LCD remote.
# Backlit LCD display for easier night visibility
# Real time clock
# Outside and under-hood temperature inquiry right from the LCD remote
# Two way LCD remote and battery included (main remote)
# 2nd one way remote and battery included (backup remote)
# Bypass toggle switch included
# Clutch side panel safety switch and bracket included
# Mounting hardware kit included
Any questions shoot me a PM or e mail at support@sledstart.com
More info here:
http://yamaha-motor.ca/accessories/acce ... model=3468
http://yamaha-motor.ca/accessories/acce ... model=3468
Note...Those are Canadian prices. US will be lower.
Thanks,
Kurt
Yes this is a full plug and play unit. 3 connections (all factory connectors) a hot and 2 grounds and you are done!
Tested and approved by Yamaha. Sold by your Yamaha dealer or direct from our site.
We have sold many of these to guys in the extreme climates and many to guys who just want to have a warm sled before they ride!
Chris Reid Write up:
Scoll down to October 27th
http://snowmobiles.yamahablogs.ca/category/accessories/
Or read below:
October 27, 2009
Start with Me!
I received an interesting belated comment to my post ‘Injection Is Cool But…’ from Angus (‘Doc’) regarding snowmobile 4-stroke operation in the extremes of the high Arctic. Rather coincidental, having just been on the phone with Kurt from SledStart. I am looking forward to trying out a SledStart on my Apex this season but not because I’m adverse to walking outside to start my machine. I think this device could be a life saver in certain conditions as it has an auto function that will self start based on preset time or temperature. I have lived in regions where the mercury falls below minus 50 for days on end. You simply don’t turn off your engine for any length of time, if you do, good luck cranking it over (doesn’t matter what it is). This gizmo will fire up the engine when it gets cold and idle until heat-soaked when it will shut down until the block cools again… SledStart looks to be well built very well thought out.
FEATURES:
# 2 way remote start system
# Easy plug and play installation -
no cutting or splicing!
# Water and shock resistant module
# Operates down to -40 Fahrenheit or Celsius
# Up to one mile range
# Key lock function to lock the remote
# Temperature auto start (set the unit from the remote to any temperature and the sled will start and run for selected run time when it hits that set temperature)
# Timer auto start (starts every 1,2 or 3 hours. Mode expires in 24 hours) programmed right from the remote
# Turbo mode (cool down) programmed right from the remote
# Selectable run times available in 5, 10, or 15 minutes. Programmed right from the remote.
# Selectable turbo/short run times available in 1/2, 1 or 3 minutes. Programmed right from the remote.
# For added security, SledStart will cut snowmobile ignition by tach sensing or brake input.
# User selectable Celsius or Fahrenheit mode
# User selectable alert system in sound or vibrate
# Selectable functions used during programming mode
# Snowmobile Battery Monitor. Senses the condition of your battery and if it is too weak to start, it will notify you on the LCD remote and NOT attempt to start the sled.
# Adjustable Engine Starter Crank Time right from the LCD remote.
# Backlit LCD display for easier night visibility
# Real time clock
# Outside and under-hood temperature inquiry right from the LCD remote
# Two way LCD remote and battery included (main remote)
# 2nd one way remote and battery included (backup remote)
# Bypass toggle switch included
# Clutch side panel safety switch and bracket included
# Mounting hardware kit included
Any questions shoot me a PM or e mail at support@sledstart.com
More info here:
http://yamaha-motor.ca/accessories/acce ... model=3468
http://yamaha-motor.ca/accessories/acce ... model=3468
Note...Those are Canadian prices. US will be lower.
Thanks,
Kurt
