Yamaha Bravo snowmobile keeps blowing exhaust springs

hook the red up to the red on the light and black to the black on the bulb

If batteries leaked in the camera the connections IN the camera may be dirty. Putting in a new battery takes care of the battery connection but not the camera connections. This is why it is very important to take out batteries when you are done taking photos. When you want to shoot again you put the batteries back in and set the time and date. You MAY be able to clean the connections with a pencil eraser. If you use a pencil eraser please blow out the dust from the eraser. If you are positive the camera then I cannot help you here.

One of (3) Possible Problems jumps into my mind
(a) Blocked High Speed Jets
(b) Primary Clutch Springs not correct
(c) Loss of Compression in the Engine (do a compression Test)

There are 2 SEPARATE PROBLEMS and they are NOT related
Your Carburaters need to be cleaned (High Speed Jets) are blocked or not the right Jets for your Altitude. If you have a Security Issue (Ski Doo has this issue), it will cause it to not run over 20...

Hi,
Seems you have a blocked exhaust pipe, sure there is some exhaust coming out, but some chamber have small exhaust gas passage going through! Check your engine temp and carb mixture too!
Hope that helps u out!

If you are blowing the mains fuse, you likely have an issue in the power supply. This can be a bad rectifier or filter capacitor; or, less likely, some other component. The fact that you're asking the question suggests you should not try to fix this yourself.

Sounds like you have blown the exhaust gasket. Not a difficult repair .. just undo the exhaust manifold bolts and remove the exhaust. Purchase a new gasket and reassemble with the correct torque settings.

Hi ....... Sounds like a stress fracture, something is moving relative to another thing which is UNABLE to move. Push & pull everything around the effected area then check ALL the mountings. If nothing is obvious lossen all fixings and re-torque to manufacturers recommendations. If you have a workshop manual look at all the engine mountings and see if any are rubber (or similar) types. Let us know how you get on.