Fix dash lights on a polaris snowmobile

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Posted on Jan 02, 2017

SOURCE: 2003 polaris 550 trail touring,revearse not working

the high idle could be a dirty needle check your carbs i have that problem with my 550 rmk the reverse light could be your wire harness check your wires with any wire tester idk the specs for it but also clean your connections with some electrical wire component cleaner and use so di-electrical grease if all else fails you may need to bring it to a mechanic for a small fix like that it should run up that high

Posted on Aug 14, 2009

SOURCE: Fixing a Polaris Indy 400 snowmobile pull cord

hello usually on any pull start, you have to wind the spring inside,the cover, on my atv i put the rope on the pulley burn the end of the rope and make a point on the end of the rope. put the pulley back in the case, turn the pulley backwards untill you get a lot of tension on pulley and turn the case up wright where you can see hole where rope comes out, turn pulley untill you see end of rope through hole. fish rope out with a pair of tweezers or a pair of themostats

Posted on Feb 06, 2010

SOURCE: I have a 97 polaris indy 500 snowmobile. The spark

Wait, it just wont turn over, like the engine won't rotate?, that is either a broken crank, which not unusual for those 500's or you seized it, (welded the piston to the jugs). if this isn't what you mean, and it will turn over but not on its own power, then either your jets in the carbs are clogged, fuel may get to it, but not through it, or your rings are stuck closed and giving you low compression, check this by pulling it over slowly, you should feel each piston completing the revolution with a prominent glug glug. grab your primary clutch and rotate it back and forth, it should have a bit of play, but if it clanks and has alot of play, your crank is busted

Posted on Feb 17, 2010