Oil in Air Box?
Mar 17, 2009 | 08:52 PM
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Oil in Air Box?
It is easy to overfill the oil on a pred. Important to let it warm up for awhile before checking the level. I try to keep my level near the low end especially if I plan on riding track with alot of jumps. Check the level cold then run it for about 15 min, check it again, you will see the difference.
Mar 18, 2009 | 04:30 AM
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Oil in Air Box?
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Cutfoot
It is easy to overfill the oil on a pred. Important to let it warm up for awhile before checking the level. I try to keep my level near the low end especially if I plan on riding track with alot of jumps. Check the level cold then run it for about 15 min, check it again, you will see the difference.</end quote></div>
Hmmm???? Check the oil after it has been running for 15min??? I'm new to the game but as I checked the oil I was thinking cars - check oil only after it has been sitting as all the oil need to settle to get a good reading. Is that not the case with the Predator or other ATVs?
It is easy to overfill the oil on a pred. Important to let it warm up for awhile before checking the level. I try to keep my level near the low end especially if I plan on riding track with alot of jumps. Check the level cold then run it for about 15 min, check it again, you will see the difference.</end quote></div>
Hmmm???? Check the oil after it has been running for 15min??? I'm new to the game but as I checked the oil I was thinking cars - check oil only after it has been sitting as all the oil need to settle to get a good reading. Is that not the case with the Predator or other ATVs?
