Service manual
SERVICE 
MANUALĀ· 
1975 
SCORPION 
BRUT 
ENGINE 
SYSTEM 
General 
Description: 
The 
Scorpion 
Brut 
en
gine 
is 
especially 
designed 
and 
built 
for 
today's 
high 
performance 
snowmobile. 
Any 
internal 
combusion 
engine 
performs 
best 
and 
is 
most 
reliable 
at 
a 
constant 
operating 
tem-
perature. 
The 
Scorpion 
Brut 
engine 
is 
ther
-
mostatically 
controlled 
to 
run 
at 
a 
180 
degree+4 
degree 
F 
cylinder 
head 
temperature 
whether 
the 
outside 
temperature 
is 
-30 
degree 
F 
or 
+50 
degree 
F. 
This 
close 
temperature 
control 
reduces 
to 
a 
minimal, 
the 
necessity 
of 
changing 
spark 
plugs 
and 
the 
worry 
of 
piston 
seizing. 
However, 
in 
order 
to 
get 
the 
best 
possible 
use 
and 
ensure 
that 
it 
retains 
its 
high 
degree 
of 
dependability, 
performance 
and 
endurance, 
it 
must 
receive 
proper 
care 
and 
maintenance. 
Therefore, 
it 
is 
necessary 
to 
know 
something 
about 
the 
basic 
fundamentals 
of 
this 
engine 
and 
how 
it 
functions
. 
OPERATION 
The 
Scorpion 
Brut 
engine 
uses 
a 
mixture 
of 
gasoline, 
oil 
and 
air 
for 
combustion, 
lubrication 
and 
cooling
. 
It 
fires 
on 
every 
strok
e 
of 
each 
piston. 
There 
are 
two 
or 
three 
power 
strokes 
(depending 
on 
the 
model), 
for 
every 
revolution 
of 
the 
crankshaft. 
As 
the 
piston 
moves 
upward 
in 
the 
cylinder, 
it 
draws 
the 
fuel/air 
mixture 
into 
the 
crankcase 
through 
the 
intake 
manifold 
while 
at 
the 
same 
time 
compressing 
fuel 
that 
has 
been 
forced 
into 
the 
combustion 
chamber 
(Fig. 
1-1 
A). 
As 
the 
piston 
nears 
top 
dead 
center, 
the 
spark 
plug 
is 
fired 
and 
the 
compressed 
fuel/air 
mixture 
burns 
and 
expands, 
thereby 
forcing 
the 
piston 
downward 
on 
a 
power 
stroke. 
As 
the 
downward 
stroke 
of 
the 
piston 
turns 
the 
crankshaft, 
it 
a l
so 
starts 
to 
compress 
the 
fuel/air 
mixture 
in 
the 
crankcase 
and, 
simultaneously, 
opens 
the 
exhaust 
po
rt 
and 
closes 
the 
intake 
por
t 
(Fig. 
1-1 
B & C). 
1-2 
) 










