I'm not gonna lie here, this job looks complicated AF. Saw an ad online for an 2011 skidoo etec with blown motor. Was thinking about getting it , but now having second thoughts. I am mechanically inclined , however my knowledge of skidoo does exceed the 2004 Rev (which was a walk in the park to rebuild.)
They sell or you can make a secondary clutch jackshaft tool that screws on the chain case end of the jackshaft. Just pull the rubber bolt cover off and gear bolt and screw on the tool and pull it thru the gear leaving the tool in the gear and case, unscrew from jackshaft. This leaves the tool in the upper gear and holds it in place. Then when you replace the jackshaft just do the reverse and pull the jackshaft back thru the gear. This is so you don't have to take the chain case cover off. My not be worth a onetime thing though. but if you a few.
@@bobbyrebussini1466 ok, hows that? I pulled the motor and just pulled the oil lines off the motor. I left all the lines on the raves as well and just pulled the knives out of the cylinders and set aside in engine bay
@@AAhshitsun actually I’m wrong. You can pull the motor without disturbing fuel. You will be able to see air bubbles in oil lines. So summer is until bubbles out
Do you have to bleed the oil pump and radiator? Going to rebuild my 800 etec next summer,has 11000km now but i will run it this winter still and hope for the best😅 gonna get new pistons and cranck and just make sure everything is fine, should last long after the rebuild
Hey this videos helped a lot as I’m putting a motor back in 2012 summit 800 etec. That at I didn’t take apart! But I need more help … what is the orientation of the fuel lines.. if you watch the skidoo video of the etec engine computer animation to me the fuel is going the wrong way through the injectors to my understanding of how they work… can you help me out!
This helps alot Im trying to get out my 800etec from an lynx 2011
I'm not gonna lie here, this job looks complicated AF. Saw an ad online for an 2011 skidoo etec with blown motor. Was thinking about getting it , but now having second thoughts. I am mechanically inclined , however my knowledge of skidoo does exceed the 2004 Rev (which was a walk in the park to rebuild.)
Luv the performance but miss the days of just lifting the hood and having access to the motor without special tools. Oh well.
Wow! Where was this sled stored!! The corrosion is bad. I'm in MN and my 15, 16, and 17 looks nothing like that! I have over 3k on each sled.
They sell or you can make a secondary clutch jackshaft tool that screws on the chain case end of the jackshaft. Just pull the rubber bolt cover off and gear bolt and screw on the tool and pull it thru the gear leaving the tool in the gear and case, unscrew from jackshaft. This leaves the tool in the upper gear and holds it in place. Then when you replace the jackshaft just do the reverse and pull the jackshaft back thru the gear. This is so you don't have to take the chain case cover off. My not be worth a onetime thing though. but if you a few.
thanks for this vid man, helps a lot. i was wondering if its worth doing it myself and now i might just do that!
go for it. pretty easy. Would recommend long reach pliers and ratcheting wrenches.
In side the chain case the arm for the adjuster comes off nice and cleanly so you don't have to mess with tension and what not it's pretty handy👌🏽
I learned that like last week on a job i had.
Thanks!
Great tips and details.
glad to hear it
I’m trying to put a stator on my 2011 backcountry 800 etec wondering if a summit stator for the same year same motor would work
Helpful! Hey i have a 16 ski doo 800 and do i need to hook to dealer BUDs computer to rep-rime oil?
Yes but There’s ways around it. You can run the summerize procedure 3-4 times or, you can pull the moror without disturbing the oil lines
@@bobbyrebussini1466 ok, hows that? I pulled the motor and just pulled the oil lines off the motor. I left all the lines on the raves as well and just pulled the knives out of the cylinders and set aside in engine bay
@@AAhshitsun actually I’m wrong. You can pull the motor without disturbing fuel. You will be able to see air bubbles in oil lines. So summer is until bubbles out
@@bobbyrebussini1466 ok cool. Thank you! I got a bad crank bearing at 6400 miles so doing it all. Any advice on a quality crank setup?
Can't wait to give this a try one day 🤔
is there a way to remove engine motor without removing secondary clutch?
Do you have to bleed the oil pump and radiator? Going to rebuild my 800 etec next summer,has 11000km now but i will run it this winter still and hope for the best😅 gonna get new pistons and cranck and just make sure everything is fine, should last long after the rebuild
ello my friend i have a couple of question on a 600 e tec
Hey this videos helped a lot as I’m putting a motor back in 2012 summit 800 etec. That at I didn’t take apart! But I need more help … what is the orientation of the fuel lines.. if you watch the skidoo video of the etec engine computer animation to me the fuel is going the wrong way through the injectors to my understanding of how they work… can you help me out!
i dont understand what exactly youre asking if you wanna send pics and stuff to my email go ahead. rrebussini@gmail.com
@@bobbyrebussini1466 I sent you an email I figured it out though machine is up an running..
etec is bullshit and so costy to repair....get a good old carb, not costy at all to repair and less eletronic on the skidoo....so less problem.
I think the sdis suck. I’d rather have a carb than an sdi. Etecs are so smooth and efficient. Worth it in my opinion
So much corrosion on a new motor should always run a cover going down the highway so much salt on that block sad sad
thats all from living in an enclosed trailer
Your telling me this sled is stored inside? Maybe you have but in its previous life this machine was ride hard and put away wet