Jrewa
New member
Hello all,
I took my viper out 2 weekends ago and after about a 1/2 hour of riding my heat light came on. I put in a little bit of bottled water to get me home and as soon I got home filled it up with staight coolant. I first got this sled last year and it seemed the temp light would fequently come on (I've never bled the system). Could it possibly be because it needs to be bled? The other reason I thought might be becasue the trails were very thin on snow so not much was kicking up to my coolers. One other note, prior to the season I took off one of the hoses in back of the seat as I was going to blead the system but then just put it back on and refilled the coolant so I could continue replacing the shocks, maybe I trapped some air in their and the circulation of the coolant is being restricted?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Jason
I took my viper out 2 weekends ago and after about a 1/2 hour of riding my heat light came on. I put in a little bit of bottled water to get me home and as soon I got home filled it up with staight coolant. I first got this sled last year and it seemed the temp light would fequently come on (I've never bled the system). Could it possibly be because it needs to be bled? The other reason I thought might be becasue the trails were very thin on snow so not much was kicking up to my coolers. One other note, prior to the season I took off one of the hoses in back of the seat as I was going to blead the system but then just put it back on and refilled the coolant so I could continue replacing the shocks, maybe I trapped some air in their and the circulation of the coolant is being restricted?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Jason