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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (89sandman @ Jan 9 2007, 08:04 AM)
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you think they might have mentioned this in the letter they sent out to all customers about modding your sled. oh yeah that wouldn't have saved them any money so i guess they're not interested. man has ac dropped the ball this year or what, M8's and M1000's melting everything in sight. the M1000 mysterious bog. clips installed wrong and not a mention to anyone about it!!! ac needs to step up big and do some serious recalls on thier new sleds or this 10 plus year loyal owner will be riding yellow next year!!! ac if you keep this up you'll be in the same boat as polaris, you should learn when you put out a sled with problems like this and are not willing to fix them you may just be back to your biggest mountain sled being the M7... with some fancy stickers and a funky name you'll be the pick of the litter lmao!!![/b]
These problem were just discovered. Arctic Cat didnt know about the clip untill I told them about 2 weeks ago. Then it takes time to see if it is true, and how many are affected. From what I have heard there have only been about 30 sleds melting anything. (Modded? who knows) If the M1000's have a bog, how many of those do you think are a broken APV cable from the clip being installed wrong??
This stuff takes time! I would think that a "10 plus year loyal owner" would realize that the first year of anything new almost always has some problems. They can not test them in all possible environments and conditions. The days of anything on sleds being as simple as you may think are long gone my friend. There is more R&D in your sled than in your car!
Have some patience! mikeyslap
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DITTOOOOOOOO!!!!!
Somebody better warn the Skidoo.com Forum LOL!!
The only 1000 bog prob. I have heard of is the APV cable being cut by the clip. All you have to do for a trail fix is tie the cable so the valve stays open.
