So this is my first sled and I don't know if I have a near lemon or not.
After test riding this sled I pulled up to talk to the guy selling it and after about 10 seconds he said you shouldn't let this idle and he quickly turned it off. He said something like it needs the snow (he might have said air instead of snow) in the engine area or it will burn up.
I didn't know if I was being fed a line.
I asked him it the dash had a hot engine light and he said, "yes but you NEVER want to see that light."
What could be wrong with this sled that it shouldn't idle for more than a few seconds?
Thanks.
After test riding this sled I pulled up to talk to the guy selling it and after about 10 seconds he said you shouldn't let this idle and he quickly turned it off. He said something like it needs the snow (he might have said air instead of snow) in the engine area or it will burn up.
I didn't know if I was being fed a line.
I asked him it the dash had a hot engine light and he said, "yes but you NEVER want to see that light."
What could be wrong with this sled that it shouldn't idle for more than a few seconds?
Thanks.
Idling a 1997 Polaris XLT 600
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