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1 hour ago, snowmaster2112 said:
When I picked the sled up from dealer in LaTuque in March they had swapped out temp sensor and water pump as well as all coolant. They had an issue refilling/burping ?? and were actually on the phone with BRP. Said it was still overheating. Unfortunately it was late season and I didnt get a chance to test it myself. After screwing around with it at home in the spring I still have mixed feelings of the motor being bad or not. I tested for exhaust gas leaks in coolant, comprssion and leak down tests off each cylinder and they all checked good. I unknowingly created a mess while pressure testing the cooling system. When you pressurize off the coolant bottle (all checked good overnight) and go to release your in for a big surprise. Massive amounts of coolant came backwards spilling out even if you tried to do it slow. Anyways...topped off/refilled and started multiple times over period of days. Then i got the idea of trying to run the sled on a run up stand while spraying the heat exchangers with a garden hose. Did this several times over a period of days and was amazed to see that even in 60+ degree weather I could keep the engine temp in the 150-175 range and watch it go up and down as to how much water I was spraying.
All I need is 5-10 minutes of riding this sled on a trail with snow and I would know if it's still good or not. Problem is I cant duplicate that until winter conditions. The one thing that perplexed me is this and if anyone else has an opinion I would appreciate it. While I was messing around with the sled over the course of a week or so I would pull the dipstick before I started it after it was sitting all night completely cold. Sometimes the dipstick would show nothing as it's all down in the sump (normal). Other days I would pull the dipstick and it was completely full. Am I missing something on that one ??? Is it possible a gear or something is cracked in the oil pump housing and blocking the flow sometimes. I'm pondering how to educate myself on how to do an oil pressure/flow test or just say fuck it and pull the motor and replace it with the used one I bought back in April. If it is something in the oil pump area the motor has to come out anyhow.
https://www.dootalk.com/threads/1200-engine-oil-level.525140/
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/la-fontaine-tunnel-technical-briefing-1.6615102
Well ..that's a bummer
Might just have to try that Sorel ferry 🤔
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.https://fb.watch/g36VEB3byJ/.
pulling cords already up there !
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Just my thought here . This isn't really a gas stop, its a huge lumber yard that sold fuel to us riders. Now that is been proven that that sector of TQ93 survived without us bothering them the answer is probably don't hold your breath it'll be available for us in the future 🤔
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10 hours ago, iceman said:
Oooffff
pipe “master” very racist definately some hurt feelings
Pipeit…..LOL
Pipethey…..LOL
and as far as the souhthern border those/them/they entering are only here temporarily the White House says so must be true.
Surely if there's a statue that was erected in pipes home town it'll have to be un-threaded and taken down asap ! 😁
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11 hours ago, Je me souviens said:
Not the greatest news regarding M20 & M21. Imagine what the river run will look like on a Sunday afternoon?
On the 345 side of things, I really liked going through Chateauvert, but hey the Kanawata express is usually an option if your late for lunch. I bet the green mountain backcountry riders are salivating at the notion of running the chateauvert side of the trail up to the Gouin, I don’t think I will try breaking that trail after a storm on the 4 stroker, might be a long day.picture is from a couple years ago crossing the Manouane C dam.
OH Yeah !
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Trails ready in 2 weeks !
- mccaffrey, jak, mrgrumpers and 3 others
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TQ93 sawmill gas stop?
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We made it no problem last February 😉