Ajmboy

Sounds like fun! Where are you located? Might help to post that info 😋

Are you looking at some online that are used? Whenever a question like this comes up, it's difficult to answer unless you have someone who has gone through the same thing. I usually suggest you look at parts manuals or OEM arctic cat websites and start comparing part numbers for various models and years to see if they match.

Might just feel like that because its new. Does it go down at all when you sit on it?

@Frank Angerano I like your style!

Sounds like fun, have a HAPPY B-DAY! Post some pics!!!

I forgot to mention that I can't get it to charge through the accessory plug like I wanted with this black+decker, that's what sole me on it...lol. I have to test the plug. I had to use the alligator clips, but works good.

Can you see the oil filter on your atv and see if there are any numbers on it? Unfortunately that number doesn't cross to anything or come up online. That may be their part number but they may be using an already manufactured filter or engine from another manufacturer. The trick will be to cross it.

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Do you have the OEM number on the filter that is on it now? is it by chance 12 050 01 or 49065-2071? I took a quick look where I would normally look, but its not an easy lookup.

@Brantley40 Pretty cool!

How do you like your ATV? I noticed you had no replies so figured I'd bump this topic for you. Keep the oil changed regularly and keep it clean after your rides.

Did you ever get this sorted out?

Sounds like a fuel issue. Is it fuel injected or carb?

Here's a good video on rear diff fluid change:

@aj ford What did you end up doing with this? Anytime you get cracks, you can either weld or replace.

@Rushville Did you ever fix this issue?

Well it definitely supports laziness! I love the fact that I can control my lights from my phone and set some lights on timers, like the front porch for example. I can also dim a light while watching tv without getting up. I mostly use it from the app on the phone (Kasa app). I can also use alexa voice or Alexa app, which picks up all the switches. Here's the Kasa app.. I also like the two Nest e thermostats I just put it, very neat and easy to program. Here's the app which is nice to control when we are away.

I would agree with @Frank Angerano , may have a bad heater core or climate control unit.

So are you gonna get some tracs for your quad? Interesting to see the bikes in the snow.

Isn't Mike Smith the CEO? Are you looking to buy one?

Glad to hear @Gunny ! 👍

Just curious if anyone is making their home "smart" in terms of plugs, outlets, switches, cameras, alexa, google, etc. I've got a few things going and just installed some smart switches. I'm pretty happy with the overall setup and got everything on amazon. Here' what I have: Indoor and Outdoor Zmodo camera pack $75. Bought 2 of these and run them through the meshare or zmodo app. I want to get teh NVR setup and find that these cameras work pretty well. Zmodo Greet Pro Video Doorbell $165 TP-Link 3 Dimmer Switch pack $99.99 when on sale controlled through Kasa App TP-Link 3 smart switch pack $79.99 when on sale controlled through Kasa App TP-Link smart bulb x2 for $20 each TP-Link smart plug $17 Nest e learning thermostats 2 of them $169 each but got them on black friday for $120, have to use nest app Amazon echo dot 2nd generation, 2 of these. I also have a couple of fire tv sticks 4k I also have an apple tv and a chromecast I don't use.

Thanks @Gunny! I knew you would be the one to ask 😁

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Good topic @bimmer !