Ski-Doo 2006 RF series, Operator'S Manual

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25) Spark Plug Holder
To keep spare spark plugs dry and pre-
vent shocks that might affect the ad-
justment or break them, a holder is
provided in engine compartment.
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SPARK PLUG HOLDER ON AIR INTAKE
SILENCER (BODY SIDE)
1. Spare spark plugs holder
NOTE:
Spare spark plugs are not sup-
plied with snowmobile.
NOTE:
Check spare spark plug gap ac-
cording to SPECIFICATIONS before in-
stallation.
26) Spare Drive Belt
Compartment
A spare drive belt can be stored in stor-
age compartment under seat.
NOTE: Spare drive belt is not supplied
with the snowmobile.
27) Hitch
The hitch can be used to pull most
equipment. Use a rigid tow bar.
28) Shields and Guards
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WARNING
Never operate engine without belt
guard securely installed or, with
hood or access/side panels open
or removed.
Your snowmobile is provided with a
number of shields and guards. Leave
these in place on your vehicle as they
are designed to keep clothing and
hands out of moving parts and away
from hot components. Never attempt
to make adjustments to any moving
part while the engine is running.
29) Track
Depending on the model of snowmo-
bile that you own, your vehicle may
come with a track for which the man-
ufacturer permits the installation of
studs, or a track for which the man-
ufacturer forbids it. Tracks approved
for the installation of studs have a stud
symbol (see illustration) molded into
the track surface, and tracks not ap-
proved bear a forbidden stud symbol
(see illustration). Before proceeding
to the installation of studs on tracks
for which it is allowed, you must first
acquaint yourself with the safety in-
structions related to the studding of
tracks, found in the section entitled
TRACTION ENHANCING PRODUCTS
in the SAFETY INFORMATION section
at the beginning of this guide. This
section also provides other important
information that you must consider
before having studs installed on a
track.
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TRACK SYMBOLS
1. Approved
2. NOT approved
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