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diode

The factory schematic shows a diode between (foot brake / hand brake) and brake light..Where is it located physicly on atv..
2002 trax xt 500 elect shift

Need help with gauge swap

So I'm trying to swap out the analog gauge on my 06 outlander to a newer digital one from a 2008 outlander ho and I'm running into issues. Followed a good writeup guide on here and my pins aren't lining up. If I go by the guide I end up with a few wires that aren't even on pins in the speedo. Any ideas? For example, slot number 8 on the old display (should be 21 on the new one) doesn't have a pin on my 08 speedometer. Sorry for the blurry pics, camera is messed up.

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Frame

Is the 2006 outlander 400xt frame the same as the max for same year and cc

Can-ams in the snow

Well, as a sledder, biker I would normally put my quad away this time of year and get the sled ready for some serious winter riding...My question is how many of you ride in the winter,what kind of depth of snow can they really handle,and is it cold as hell "No heated grips", What are you doing to your rides to get around... Is it worth it ... I'm in northern BC and -20 is common, with lots of powder and can ride sled and stay toasty warm...