2006 Crossfire in Need of Speedo Sensor p/n 4639-326

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sir-switch

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Have no MPH on my display only RPM and I've tested the speedometer sensor on the DD and confirmed that I have a dead sensor (p/n 4639-326). Unfortunately, this part is discontinued and longer available anywhere...Even contacted Arctic Cat directly...No Dice! Was hoping that the snowmobile community might know of a resource to locate a replacement sensor or work around...new or used, it doesn't matter. Any help would be appreciated.
 
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scott_l

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I was just trying to order a bolt for the power valves (same sled)......same thing no longer available. Traditionally how far back are sled parts available? Is this a cat/textron thing or industry standard?
 
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Tracker

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sir-switch said:
Have no MPH on my display only RPM and I've tested the speedometer sensor on the DD and confirmed that I have a dead sensor (p/n 4639-326). Unfortunately, this part is discontinued and longer available anywhere...Even contacted Arctic Cat directly...No Dice! Was hoping that the snowmobile community might know of a resource to locate a replacement sensor or work around...new or used, it doesn't matter. Any help would be appreciated.
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2 things...one ADVENTURE CENTRE in GWINN mi probably has either new or used....and the other is a heads up

The 1st sign of the drive bearings going bad is the speedo goes out ...check to see if the shaft wiggles ...take the track and Loosen it up so there's no tension and get your hand under there and see if that thing moves ....even a thousandth of an inch wiggle and it's your bearings...do all 4....if you have 3500 miles on it it is definitely the bearings...speedo sensor could still be good

What happens is the bearings get loose and the distance between the 2 magnets 1 on the end of the shaft and one in the speedo housing gets too far apart for it to get a good reading and it seems like it's broken
 
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