Arctic Cat S2009BCDFCOSL, Operator'S Manual

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LUBRICATION 37
19. When the fluid has completely
drained from the gear case, tip the
snowmobile back to the upright
position, remove the drain adapter,
and install and securely tighten the
drain plug; then remove the check/
fill plug.
20. Pour the exact amount (see specifi-
cation sheet) of Arctic Cat Syn-
thetic ACT Gear Case Fluid into
the check/fill hole; then install the
plug. Tighten securely.
21. Install the driven pulley; then
install the drive belt (see Drive
Belt sub-section) and the belt
guard.
22. Install the left-side access panel;
then close the access panel.
FRONT SUSPENSION

NOTE: Arctic Cat recommends
that Arctic Cat Low-Temp Grease
(p/n 4639-365) be used for this pro-
cedure.
It is very important that the front sus-
pension is greased on a monthly basis
using low-temperature grease. The
front suspension should also be greased
after trailering the snowmobile on an
open trailer. Pump grease into the spin-
dle grease fitting (both sides) until
grease is noted coming out of the top
and bottom of the spindle. Wipe excess
grease from the spindle.
Crossfire/M-Series Models
0737-294
Bearcat/F-Series/
Z1/T-Series/TZ1 Models
741-335A
On the Crossfire/M-Series models,
pump grease into the upper steering
shaft grease fitting (located on each
side of the snowmobile directly below
the inner cap screw securing the upper
A-arm to the chassis) until grease is
noted coming out of the bottom of the
shaft. Wipe excess grease from the
shaft.
! CAUTION
The correct lubricant to use in the
gear case is Arctic Cat Synthetic
ACT Gear Case Fluid (p/n 4639-628).
Any substitute may cause serious
damage to the drive system.
! CAUTION
Do not add more or less than the
recommended amount of lubricant
to the gear case or damage to the
gear case will occur. Oil level
should be at the Oil Fill Level on
the gear case cover.