MyCanAmSucks

On 12/31/2018 at 9:50 AM, Mark said:

I would check the DPS Steering system.  Mine was doing the same.  Jack up the front of the machine with wheels off the ground, point wheels straight ahead and turn the key on.  If your steering wheel turns by itself then the DPS needs to be reset to center.  This can only be done by the dealer with their buds software unfortunately.  If the DPS isn't the issue then you may need to manually align the front wheels or you have differing tire pressure that's causing it.

I'll have to try that on mine, has done that since new in 2018.  Dealer checked tires/air psi, scratched their heads and said....maybe it'll clear up on it's own.  Had contacted corporate, but they were worthless and defaulted To dealer evaluation,  which was also worthless.  Still does it today, 4 years later. Maybe I should be happy my front end doesn't make noise, like I've seen on the forum!

My O-ring expanded, reducing fuel pressure and had same symptoms at about 2yrs and 90hrs.  If you have the exact O-ring, that may fix, but I didn't, so I added a smaller/thinner O-ring which did the trick, but now 60hrs later, repeat symptoms.  The first time I took it apart, I saw it was a bad design destined for failure.

The Rotax is a small airplane reliable engine and CanAm messed it up!

If yours has these symptoms, disconnect fuel line and turn key, it may come out fast, so extend hose into a gas can.  Of course low or no fuel flow. but hear the pump, it's the freaking O-ring!