If you have a car and a garage or shed, there’s a good chance you have some old engine oil lying around. Does snowmobile oil have an expiration date, or can I still use it? Follow the steps in this article to find the answers to your questions. There is no such thing as a…
A two-stroke snowmobile engine is easy to maintain and control because of its lightweight design. And although this type of motor does not have as much power as the four-engine ones, they will generate more power when running. Snowmobiles could range from a two-stroke up to 4. They can usually speed from five up to…
You can start a snowmobile without a belt, but you must do it with extreme caution. Running, though, will be impossible. And running the engine above idle, especially without a belt, is dangerous because you risk damaging the sheaves or activating the clutch, which might cause the engine to blast off. It is summertime, and…
Snowmobiles have oil filters because they need oil to function. Oil helps your machine to avoid overheating and to lubricate everything, so it works without any trouble. In addition, an oil filter helps the engine eliminate waste and does not let any harmful substances go into the machine. Continue reading to find out if your…
You can easily wrap a snowmobile helmet for a custom look. There are plenty of options out there. You can take your helmet to a shop. You can order a customization kit and apply it yourself, or get the product of your choice and apply it. And if you change your mind later, it’s easily…
You can actually run a snowmobile without the voltage regulator. You just have to make sure to return to your home before the sun goes down. Do not worry about the CDI or stator. The lighting system is the one that needs the voltage regulator, and the ignition system works separately from the lighting system….
Yes, you can run a snowmobile engine during summer. Some people practice other activities with their snowmobile. Others start their snowmobile every once in a while to keep it from deteriorating. You can use a snowmobile during wintertime and sometimes even through spring. As the months pass by, you might wonder if there’s something you…
Yes, you can add an electric start to your snowmobile. However, if the electric start doesn’t come with the snowmobile, it can be pricey. To have an electric start, you can either purchase the snowmobile with it, install it yourself or have someone do it for you. Electric starts have always been associated with the…
You can boost (jumpstart) a snowmobile battery using several different methods. Options include using a portable battery box, another snowmobile, or your truck or car. If your battery does not work after trying this, you should remove it and have it tested. Replacement is the final option. At some point, every motorized sport enthusiast will…
Snowmobiles can be ridden on dirt and grass, but it isn’t a good idea. Dirt and grass have more friction than snow, and your engine will get hot. Dirt and debris may also damage your belt, skis and bodywork. When winter ends and summer begins, we think that the activity with our snowmobile is over….
Yes, snowmobile batteries can definitely freeze during the winter. Unfortunately, with a frozen battery, you won’t be able to do much on your snowmobile. Because of this particular weather condition, you should prepare ahead of time to avoid any unpleasant surprises. Winter and snow provide the perfect opportunity, and maybe the only time, to use…
Yes, snowmobile sliders are universal. Yet, they come in different presentations, with different colors and sizes. You can use any brand or model when it comes to sliders and make it universal. Sizes can change depending on the length of your skid. In this article, you will find what you must know about this topic….
