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I just got a Chineese ATV for my son.He wants to go in a place that has to cross a small river.I ned to know if its secure to pass with this type of unit. I have not make any changes to it.
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Originally Posted by ATV Connection
While you didn’t specify which machine you’ve purchased, there are some general tips to consider when taking any ATV into water. Here are some of the critical areas to target:
Carburetor/ Air Box
Make sure the air box lid is in place and secured and that the drain valve is working correctly. Insure that the intake hoses are free from cracks, and the clamps are not over tightened. For the best water protection, position the air inlet pipe as high as possible.
Make sure your air filter element is properly in place and well lubed.
If you plan to conquer extremely deep water, consider running a snorkel kit, which extends the air intake pipe much higher than stock.
Wheel and Axle Bearings
Yes ATVs come with seals on these critical areas but they are designed to keep dust and mud out, not water. Your best defense against water entry to is make sure your bearings are thoroughly packed with quality grease. Leave no spaces for water to enter/ collect.
Carburetor/ Air Box
Make sure the air box lid is in place and secured and that the drain valve is working correctly. Insure that the intake hoses are free from cracks, and the clamps are not over tightened. For the best water protection, position the air inlet pipe as high as possible.
Make sure your air filter element is properly in place and well lubed.
If you plan to conquer extremely deep water, consider running a snorkel kit, which extends the air intake pipe much higher than stock.
Wheel and Axle Bearings
Yes ATVs come with seals on these critical areas but they are designed to keep dust and mud out, not water. Your best defense against water entry to is make sure your bearings are thoroughly packed with quality grease. Leave no spaces for water to enter/ collect.
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