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Subject: Re: 96 polaris xlt

Author: shawn

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 08:12:55 01/19/09 Mon In reply to: jame bouvier 's message, "Re: 96 polaris xlt" on 06:29:54 01/19/09 Mon >i have an XLT 96 , check your spark , too see if one >cylinder is being lazy, get it running and pull off >spark plug caps ones at a time, if the engine changes >then that plug was working , repeat for all 3, or just >change plugs. >also the clutches grab a fair bit of belt dust and can >"bind" a bit causing bogs cool im gonna clean the clutch and change plugs to see if it help thanks for you info [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]