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Hi all,

Recently my 2007 outlander 800 gauge quit working. It'll light up red but the actual gauge does not work, fuel and the DIC. The gauge lens is cracked so it does get wet. Safe to assume it needs a new gauge? If so does anyone have any for sale?

Thanks.

I go to start my outlander 450 and all I get is a clicking sound

Hey guys my first post, I have a 2018 sportsman 850 and plan to add a 75 watt light bar, 12inch with flood / spot. Not happy with stock lights. To keep it simple and still accomplish the task this is my plan. Disconnect both front bumper bulbs...do not think I need them with the light bar. Connect light bar positive at splice in one of the bumper bulb positive wires and ground the ground. Am I correct that light bar will light on low beam and I can switch to high beam...light bar off, pod light on? Any problem with light bar and I can plug in both bumper bulbs and disconnect light bar. This setup as I see lowers electrical load by unplugging front bulbs and seems very simple. Thanks in advance for your helpful comments.

I have a 2000 magnum 325 which the brakes dont work, i have bought two different rear brake calipers. I bled the most recent caliper and the back brakes were solid for about 2 weeks until now. Whenever i hit the brakes it just sinks to the foor, i have to press the brakes two or three times for it to work properly. The front brakes dont work at all and i cant bleed them because both of the valves are stripped. Is there a leak in the brake line or the caliper that im missing?

We have two 2017 Outlander 450’s. Changing the oil on them is a pain in the arse because the footrest/lower side panel are in the way of the oil filter cover. It seems like it would have been much easier to simply mold in a cut out for the oil filter replacement.
Maybe they did it on purpose to discourage the do it yourselfers? It’s such a no-brainer to me.
It’s hard to cut a hole in the side of a new four wheeler......

We have two 2017 Outlander 450’s. Changing the oil on them is a pain in the arse because the footrest/lower side panel are in the way of the oil filter cover. It seems like it would have been much easier to simply mold in a cut out for the oil filter replacement.
Maybe they did it on purpose to discourage the do it yourselfers? It’s such a no-brainer to me.
It’s hard to cut a hole in the side of a new four wheeler......

I have a 02 Sportsman 500 atv. How do I decode the vin number to find what month it was built? I see some parts ask that question as built before 10-10 or after.. Anyone know how to find this information?

Why whenever I spend any time on this site do I get pop ups for mac cleaner, and flash drive update spam?

So I want to order a set for my 13 xtp short chassis. I have 28s on and there's 2 options to choose from.

What's the difference between the flares for 30 inch tires and the normal ones?

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Just posted an updated overview of my 570... curious what you guys think, and if everyone else has had reliability problems I haven't encountered? That **dang squeak is still driving me nuts, and I've probably blown the shocks out by now. :grin

Was thinking of grabbing a Can Am 570 do some comparison videos, or ditch the 570 class altogether and jump to Sportsman 1000. I still think this is one of the best bikes for the money though, even if I have to replace a bearing or two. (the guys on the Hondas are still lagging behind, sore from rides the 570 just glides over, etc... I know the Honda will still be running in 20 years, but the Polaris is way more fun!)


Updated video:
Blog post: https://cleverleverage.com/polaris-s...an-570-review/

Edit: how the heck do you embed youtube videos!?! I filmed how the first service videos, repairs, etc... with a high end camera that will help some people out if I can figure out how to share them here