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I have a 1999 Sportsman 335 and the solid state relay LR-60, part number 4010164 is bad -- it seems to be melting and the machine will not run. The fan comes on as soon as the key is turned on and machine will not start. It has spark. The relay is not available any longer as far as I can tell. Has anyone found a work-around for this problem? The machine is like new and only has about 500 miles on it. The problem started about a year ago and presented itself as just poor running, although it started easily, then got progressively worse to the point where it will not start or run at all anymore.

I changed the carb, but that made no difference.

Any suggestions on what to try next?

Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks,
MomPack

I noticed that when its real cold the ignition key is kinda hard to turn to start, almost like its got cold grease in it ...I don't want to spray WD in it or anything that may short something....

Hi I have a problem with my Polaris 50 the starter is spinning but it's not engaging I bought a new starter put that in but obviously that was not the problem please help!

Need some input from other riders to solve two issues i really dislike with my 2018 Ottty MAX 1000 XT-P.

My bike is an European T3 tractor, and I will try to list this spesial applications.
- Engine is a 1000 EFI, 82 hp, no 1000R
- ABS brakes
- Electronic throttle, like the Ski-Doo ACE snowmobiles
- O2 sensor in exhaust

The two issues i really dislike are the clutch engagement, and hot LH side.

I know that the 2019 Otty have the ITC to reduce the harsh clutch engagement. To modify my 2018 to 2019 will include a lot of money. New thottle and throttle body, new ECU, and new wiring. New primary clutches from STP or QSC have no engine brakes at low speed, CVTech clutch is to noisy.

- Is it possible to connect a potmeter to the throttle wiring to adjust the throttle sensitivity?

To cure the hot LH side installing a fuel tuner is not an option due to the stock O2 sensor in exhaust. The tuner and OEM O2 sensors will fight each other.

My name is Luke, I own a 2013 Can Am Outlander 650 with a good bit of work done to it, as soon as I can i will get some pics up etc. Look forward to chatting more soon.

I posted a previous thread on motor lock up related to decompression release. I tried adjusting the valves. I’m still having the problem with engine locking up when starting. Seems to be related to colder ambient temps but since I can’t get the engine started and it’s winter, no comparison. Does the ball act to crack open the exhaust or intake valve?

I understand the likely problem is wear on the small ball that rides under the cam shaft. I’ve searched for replacement cams but don’t see the before mentioned “ball” coming with the cam. do they simply “go together”? Also is it normal for these to wear with only 300hrs on the motor? It’s well maintained. Can I replace the cam with the motor in the ATV?

I haven’t looked at the decompression “lever”. Assume it’s on the left side?

On the 2000 magnum 325 i have the high gear is slipping. Low and reverse work fine. When i put it into high and hit the gas the gears will slip back into neutral. Sometimes it gets so
Bad i have to get off and push it forward while i put it into high. Its completely random but it seems to slip alot when its hot. The trans is sealed so i cant drain or add fluid. What can i do to get it to stop?

Hi, I just want to report:

Just did the valves on my 13 800r.
Adjusted middle of the range to .004 in .006 out

Best way to get TDC is the magneto bolt, 14mm hex, turn clockwise only. Under the valve cover, align the 2 marks at the bottom of the timing gear with the cyl head. Easiest way to get TDC, you can see it ez for both cyl.

My machine has 1000km, were never adjusted.
Front were slightly too tight, rear intake were too tight also, and rear exhaust was perfect. All were still in spec I would say, with the tight ones being near the tight spec. I adjusted everything to middle of the range just to be sure, and I was there already anyway.

Rear cyl is obviously horrible for access. I just moved the cover around to do valves 2 at a time. Work the way you can, there isn't much space... I only removed the exhaust heat shield, I kept the pipe there so the cover didn't go off completely, it's not really a problem anyway, you won't get a really better access even if you remove the cover.

Would just like to mention, check the gap on your plugs before installing, I bought 2 new from canam and one was slightly too wide and one was almost crushed on the electrode with almost no gap.... so make sure you check and adjust that.

Use dielectric grease in the rubber connector before plugging back in so contact stays good, plus it's going to be much easier to remove that rubber connector next time.

That's it, if anyone has any specific questions I can answer.

I recently purchased a Renegade XMR 1000
Everyone I talk to(Most of them not can am owners) say “that bike awesome but wait till it goes in to limp mode and ill be towing you home” can some please explain this limp mode to me how it works? How to reset? Can it be bypassed by sweet talking a dealer Or is this some kind of jealous rumor the other guys make up thanks guys