C-tech 800 fuel rail on 600??? glitch free ride?

richardderkevorkian · Feb 6, 2017

so in this video on the new 800 motor they talk about a ''glitch free ride'' due to this new fuel rail dampener that the 600 doesn't have. anyone in the KNOW if this will fix the 600 GLITCH? interested if this rail will work on the 6

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTGS9kuztcg&spfreload=10

richardderkevorkian · Feb 6, 2017

current 600 rail that does not give you a glitch free ride

GunnerUnregistered · Feb 6, 2017

By non glitch are you talking about the low end bog on the 600?

richardderkevorkian · Feb 6, 2017

GunnerUnregistered said:
By non glitch are you talking about the low end bog on the 600?

a lot of 600's have a weird bobble when riding, i mostly notice it in the trees when getting on and off the throttle. i always thought of it as a bog but after watching cats video i think that's what they are referring to when they mention the glitch free ride. its not terrible but its bit me a few times in the trees

GunnerUnregistered · Feb 6, 2017

Supposedly adjusting the power valve cables a bit tighter fixes that. Not sure as we don't have many 600's in the field.

whereami · Feb 6, 2017

disconnect the TPS and hesitation/bog is gone.

richardderkevorkian · Feb 6, 2017

whereami said:
disconnect the TPS and hesitation/bog is gone.

It's not the same bog as the 800, my throttle safety switch is disconnected

Polaris Pilot · Feb 6, 2017

I wonder if it is better due to the fuel pressure dampener that is supposed to even out the fuel pressure. I was hoping this fixes the high hanging idle. I just bought a M6000, so I am also interested in this.

madmax · Feb 7, 2017

I had a C-tec M6000 for two years. Ride it a fair amount, never noticed and "glitch".

richardderkevorkian · Feb 7, 2017

madmax said:
I had a C-tec M6000 for two years. Ride it a fair amount, never noticed and "glitch".

it usually happens on my 16 after a 5-10 second wide open heavy load pull in the snow. let off the throttle for something then get back on it right away. it almost feels like the motor dies for 1/2 second then comes right back to life. if you search the arctic chat forums its a fairly common issue. i assume its exactly what they talk about in that video when they talk about a glitch

richardderkevorkian · Feb 18, 2017

anyone?

Polaris Pilot · Feb 19, 2017

richardderkevorkian said:
it usually happens on my 16 after a 5-10 second wide open heavy load pull in the snow. let off the throttle for something then get back on it right away. it almost feels like the motor dies for 1/2 second then comes right back to life. if you search the arctic chat forums its a fairly common issue. i assume its exactly what they talk about in that video when they talk about a glitch

I agree with this. My 600 does the same thing. It surprises me every time. I hope the 800 doesn't do this or it would be a bigger surprise for sure. I hope they update the 600.

lynxenduro · Feb 20, 2017

Same problem on my M6000 -16 ltd :-(

BD-Xtreme · Feb 20, 2017

we just corrected the low end bog by adjusting the Throttle Position Sensor from 1.1 to 1.18 volts at idle. Every one of our 6000's have had this issue and were fixed by adjusting it. You cannot use the gauge as it only goes to one decimal point and you need to go to two decimal points so you will need the Cat tool to accomplish this. Hope this helps you guys with this issue.

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