not an easy conversion
don't forget the different MPEM box as well

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Original Message ----
From: Anthony Jagodnik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
[email protected]
Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 7:13:56 PM
Subject: Re: [F500]
rotax starters, RER, and 493 Donor lists

It appears that there are no new
493s available. In searching for a  
used 493, it seems that many sleds don't
have electric start.  
Fortunately, electric start looks easy to add as is
evident in this  
thread. I believe you also need to add a ring gear to the
clutch.

But how about reverse? If one bought a 493 that didn't have reverse,
would a new control unit be needed, or can  you just add a harness I  
have
seen described here? I read Jeff's post about needing different  
pickups. Can
these be added to any 493 or is there something  
different about the
castings? And does it depend on the year?

I saved the following list  of 493
donor sleds  posted by Jeff last  
July:

> 2000     MXZ 500
>     MXZ 500 SB
> 2001     Formula Deluxe 500 STD
>     Grand Touring 500 STD
>     MX Z 500
(STD)
>     MX Z 500 (Trail)
> 2002     MX Z Sport
>     MX Z Trail
>
Legend Sport
>     Grand Touring Sport
> 2003     MX Z Adrenaline
>     MX Z
Trail
>     Legend Sport
>     Grand Touring Sport
> 2004     none

Which
appears to be a superset of the following list from Jim Libecco  
in 2004

>
Rotax 493 RAVE engines are found here...
>
> MX Z 500 SB
> MXZ 500 2000-03
>
MXZ 500 Trail 2001
> Formula DLX 500 2001
> Legend 500 2002-03
> Grand Touring
500 2001-03

But elsewhere, I read that Tony Murphy imported the 493 used in
1999.  
Are these lists complete?

Regards,
Tony Jagodnik
NER SoloII FM 6 '87
KBS Mk3 F440
[EMAIL PROTECTED]



On Feb 17, 2007, at 2:00 PM, JBlumenthal
wrote:

> Bill,
>  I've seen both types but have never actually mounted the
Ski-Doo  
> version with the integrated solenoid. I think there is a
difference  
> in the mounting brackets required. The Ski-Doo starter with the
> solenoid piggy-backed is a very expensive part. The separate motor  
> and
solenoid are much less expensive, and probably lighter,  
> depending on the
starter motor you get. You can contact Q for a  
> complete electric start
system, or if you want to piece your own  
> together, I'd still recommend
getting the bracket from Q. The  
> factory brackets are stamped steel and are
known to crack. -Jeff B.
>
> Jan Schmidt wrote:
>> Why is it that the rotax
powered cars have seperate Ford style  
>> starter
>> solenoids, but ski-doo
sells their starters with a solenoid  
>> piggybacked
>> on it? I see 3 bolt
holes on the starters that I assume bolt onto the
>> rotax engine block. Are
there any advantages with either set-up? I am
>> seeing the ski-doo starters
rather cheap on ebaymotors.
>> Bill Schmidt 88 RD Kawi (for now)
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