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  1. You can get the service manual and schematics here also https://www.mymowerparts.com/pdf/Arctic-Cat-ATV-Repair-and-Service-Manuals/
  2. The main thing you want to check if the oil is wet clutch safe. I have been using mobil 1 AT racing oil, says right on the bottle wet clutch safe.
  3. They include the spanner tool with the manual under the seat.
  4. Sounds like you did the clutch update. I did that with my 2012 model because the movable face inner was worn and it wiggled on the shaft causing the belt to get real hot and slip. Even with the worn parts, belt didn't burn up. Are you using the correct belt and did you install it correctly? They have arrows on them because they are directional. Mike
  5. I would check for rubbed wires in the harness, the steering area and the frame are typical places. Turn the quad on and check the harness. Another spot to check is the frame ground. Mike
  6. The tires have it on the side what the recommended tire pressure is. I usually run mine at 5psi even for plowing. As for what oil to use, make sure its wet clutch safe. I use synthetic. Mike
  7. I am from NEPA and own three Arctic Cats.
  8. That proves the diode is bad and needs to be replaced. 25 amp diode is more then enough and will work.
  9. There is a diode in the circuit. It is in the harness near the fan. You will have to unwrap the harness to find it
  10. Agreed, fan sensor is probably sticking. I had that issue once.
  11. We did a week in New Hampshire to try out their trails. Weather was not the best, but not bad. We rode three of the trail systems there. There are some nice trails and views. Even spotted a moose along the trail one day. Mike
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