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Could some post the procedure for bleeding the air from the coolant system? This was an issue with the canam 800 too.
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If you do flush system honestly any antifreeze should be okay. I've used Prestone but recomend the Honda coolant. Be sure to check out your t-stat. Only owning quad six months, anything is possible. Could be missing or a faulty t-stat. Also could have air in the system? Sent from my SM-G930T using Tapatalk |
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If you do flush system honestly any antifreeze should be okay. I've used Prestone but recomend the Honda coolant. Be sure to check out your t-stat. Only owning quad six months, anything is possible. Could be missing or a faulty t-stat. Also could have air in the system? Sent from my SM-G930T using Tapatalk |
Rush gets alot of sxs visitors, which makes it a little harder for the hill climbs since they tear up the trail, the group I go with always takes quads and bikes, and it's a lot of fun. Plenty of mud, hills, whatever u want, rush has it!
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Yeah from what I herd it isn't really sport quad friendly there. I was planing on going as a passenger in a SxS 1st to check it out. Last I herd it was $50 for a season pass? Where do you live, and is Rush the only place you ride? |
Your talking Columbus Ohio right? Have you never been to Wayne or Perry? Both are state forest ATV parks. @Perry you just have to have your quads or sxs state registered. No size limits at Perry nor do you need to purchase a trail pass. Opens 1st of April closes 1st of December, and daylight restricted riding. Perry is more suited for dirt bikes and 4x4's imo. Now Wayne is a sports quads dream! You do have to have quad state registered & purchase a trail permit, last year $35 for the season. @Wayne you can ride 24/7 from middle of April till middle of December. There is a 50" width restriction. Also you can camp for free there, or go to campgrounds and pay. Both Wayne & Perry are like 60 miles from Columbus, Ohio. Perry allows you to go off trail if wanted. There are a lot of killer hill climbs there. Wayne wants you to stay on marked trails, or they can fine you.
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