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SnowTrac Carbon Monoxide level

Cidertom

Chionophile
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Last year I left the tents CO monitor in the Trac. I've noticed that when the engine is first started I can see a fairly low level of CO build up. 45-55 ppm peak , which is well in the safe zone for short duration exposure. After the engine comes to operation temperature it drops back to below measurable for my meter (15ppm). I'm guessing a pipe in the heater box (or both) has a leak that swells shut when the metal expands.



Has anyone else seen this, fixed it? With the trac's heating method I'm tempted to leave a meter in there.
 

redsqwrl

Bronze Member
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I always figured the weak brain cells that succumb to the fumes might not have been needed... Hell if i lose the weak ones maybe I would stop ____________.

Stick your own kristi, tucker joke above ect
 

JimVT

Bronze Member
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I wonder what my old 1200 cc engine was like. it had stale air heater.
 
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