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Description
Keep an eye on your Belt Temperature with the sleek and innovative Dynojet Belt Temperature sensor kit. Featuring easy plug and play connections and a durable sensor, never second guess the status of your CVT system.
The stock belt temp sensor reads ambient temperature of the area within the clutch cover and not the actual temperature of the belt. By the time the stock sensor reads a HIGH temperature your stock belt has already exceeded its useable range. When the Dynojet infrared sensor has reached peak useable range of 225F the stock sensor will only be reading just over half on the stock gauge.
Dynojet has engineered a plug and play solution to integrate belt temperature directly onto your Power Vision 3 device as a selectable gauge channel. The temperature reading can also be logged for review later after a day’s ride. Only interfaces with the Power Vision 3 to add the temperature channel onto the display.
FEATURES
- Get accurate belt temperature, not just ambient temperature like the stock sensor reports
- Belt temp sensor and PV3 link, allow for red screen alert based on belt temperature
- Sleek design is unintrusive and easy to install
- Help monitor belt temperatures as excessive heat is generated to avoid premature belt degradation
- Durable AL housing
- Plug and Play connections to your PV3 w/ high quality connectors and no wire tapping
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number 96080002
Vehicle Information
Can-Am Maverick Trail 800 Side-by-Side (2018-2021)
The Can-Am Maverick Trail 800, produced from 2018 to 2021, is a versatile side-by-side powered by a reliable Rotax 799.9 cc V-twin liquid-cooled engine, consistently delivering 51 horsepower across all model years. This vehicle was designed for trail riding, offering a balance of performance and maneuverability. Trims included the base Maverick Trail 800 and the Maverick Trail DPS 800, which added Dynamic Power Steering, Sport/Eco modes, and aluminum wheels. For 2021, "T" designations appeared, indicating EC homologation and features like a catalytic converter. A notable change occurred mid-cycle concerning the rear differential. For 2018 and 2019 DPS models, the Maverick Trail 800 featured an unlocking rear differential, enhancing maneuverability on tight trails. However, for the 2020 and 2021 models, this feature was removed, and the rear differential became a permanently locked unit. Additionally, 2020 and 2021 models received a new instrument cluster providing more detailed information. FAQ:
Q: How do I ensure this product fits my Can-Am Maverick Trail 800?
A: Please use the year and edition selector on this page to confirm compatibility with your specific vehicle.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Engine Oil & Filter | 3 200 km or 200 hours, or yearly (normal use); 2 400 km or 100 hours, or yearly (severe use) | Some sources suggest changing every 50 to 100 hours or at least once per riding season for the 2021 model, especially in tough conditions. |
| Belt (CVT Drive Belt) | Inspection every 3 200 km (normal); inspection every 1 600 km or 100 hours (severe use) | Replace if signs of dry-rotting, cracks, or excessive wear are found. |
| Spark Plugs | 6 400 km or 400 hours, or every 2 years (normal use); 6 400 km or 200 hours, or every 2 years (severe use) | Some general guidelines for other Can-Am models suggest inspecting or replacing every 100 hours or 1 600 km. |
| Air Filter | 3 200 km or 100 hours, or yearly (normal use) | Check and change sooner in dusty conditions. Some guidelines suggest inspecting every 25-50 hours or after every ride in dusty/muddy environments. |
| Coolant | Replace every 12 800 km or 5 years | It is also recommended to check coolant reservoirs before every ride. |