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Hello guys,

I am having a problem with my ATV Can Am Outlander 570 L - 2016. When I turn on the machine, the message "Communication Failure" appears on the display and just get that message with an "E" where the gear position would be displayed. The error remains for as long as it is switched on, and I can not know the transmission position, speed or whether it is 4x4 or not.

I am from Brazil and unfortunately the closest BRP dealer from my house is more than a day's journey. :th_smiliepissed:

Has anyone had this issue?

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Can any of you fine people be able to tell me the torque on the primary and secondary clutch bolts.

Hi guys, am new to can ams and have purchased a 05 outlander 800xt rode for the first time and it swamped the clutches in the littlest puddles that we had to cross what can i do to make it reliable clutch drain, hidden snorkles all would be good but having trouble finding them for this that arnt going to break the bank

Thanks

Has anybody used this over the polaris’s Exhaust gasket and muffler pipe? I feel like the springs aren’t holding the connection tight enough, I understand its engineered that way however it does have a exhaust leak that I can feel at that connection. I’ll be wrapping my exhaust and wanted to know if I should seal that connection between header and exhaust pipe before I cover it... any suggestion?

Has anybody used this over the polaris’s Exhaust gasket and muffler pipe? I feel like the springs aren’t holding the connection tight enough, I understand its engineered that way however it does have a exhaust leak that I can feel at that connection. I’ll be wrapping my exhaust and wanted to know if I should seal that connection between header and exhaust pipe before I cover it... any suggestion?

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Doing and oil change for a friend on his Sportsman 850 just to find out the last guy completely messed up the threads going into the crank case. Any suggestions on how to fix? Thinking helicoil or a self tapping plug. Half the threads are also somehow missing !

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Had the great opportunity to once again ride with our dear friend that is battling cancer. :grin After an extremely long week of work and a very long tiring day was at home showered, finished with dinner, and settling in for a Friday evening of relaxing and trying to stay cool. My wife's phone rang and it was our friends wanting to know if we were up for a night ride. They had asked if we wanted to go for a ride on Saturday but we had to turn them down because I had to work. So we asked where they were wanting to go and they named a trail that we had been on a couple times before but never for an evening/night time excursion. We immediately said yes and were loaded up and heading out the door to pick them and their machine up by 7:15 p.m. We arrived at the trail head by 7:45 p.m. and were out of the parking lot and on the trail by 8:00. 4 or so miles into the ride we stopped at our normal viewing point to sit and visit, share a bottle of sparkling cider and wait for the sun to set. It is a beautiful view in the morning and anytime throughout the day, but on a mid-summer evening just before sunset it is spectacular. This was an opportunity we were not going to pass up not knowing how long Julie is going to feel well enough to be able to go out and enjoy the creation we live in.

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I am in the process of removing the transmission from a 2002 Polaris Sportsman 700. It is leaking from one of the seals. Removing it is going well, but I had a question. Should I bring the transmission into Polaris to be resealed or is it something a weekend mechanic could do? I have the service manual, but it really only covers a rebuild. I just want to take off the covers, remove the old seal and replace with a new one. I have never opened a transmission before and am worried that I will @#$& it up. Any advice?

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