Questions & Answers for: polaris snowmobile lighting

polaris triple 600 xcr {indy} Every time I run my snowmobile I'm loosing anti-freze. Its not in the oil but i dont see it on the snow when I'm done riding. Could it be that the water pump seal is shot

...polaris 550 trail touring,revearse not working snowmobile seemed to be idling high,and then noticed i had no revearse,adjusted idling to lower rpms but still no revearse although light comes on ...

head light and tail dims when idleing and driving on my 1995 polaris 600 triple xlt Lighting coil is bad. Take off flywheel and replace the lighting coil. Should solve your problem.

The lights on my 2000 polaris xcsp 700 go dim at certain times and then come back on. There is no particular time as to when this happens. If it would be a ground problem, where would I find the ...

I have a 900 RMK 05....the check engine light came on and flashed 5 tumes...cut out and bogged out....got a new 02 sensor...and replaced the old one...and still having the same problem...and check ...

the lights on my 2000 Polaris xc sp 700 go dim then come on bright at no particular time whats wrong and how can i fix the problem? i have a 98 xc 700 and had the same problem and it was the voltage ...

i have a 1997 npolaris light and when using the skidoo the head light goes bright and blows ,,what would be the problem ,,,if its a regulator where would it be located on my skidoo voltage regulator

polaris snowmobile troubleshooting Hi I have a 1998 Polaris 500 Indy XTRA-10 snowmobile and the headlights keep dimming. They go bright and now are staying dim. I checked the ground and the headlight ...

snowmobile troubleshooting 2004 polaris xc 500 liquid With electric reverse. Runs great in reverse, lacking power while motor is running in foward. Temperature light stays on with cold engine, stays ...

polaris snowmobile problems Code came up on gage dE7 with yellow light flashing. What does that mean? Hi this is a common problem, De7 usually is mistaken for DET. detonation. either you are using low