Polaris ATVs
are trustworthy and witty to handle. Most Polaris ATVs come with a push-button dawning mechanism that engages the starter and solenoid in the ATV to jump-start the Engine. Over extent the starter may wear or rent, requiring replacement. The starter on most Polaris ATVs is quite hard to set. On the contrary, by closest a meagre light steps, any household mechanic can alter the starter on his Polaris ATV.
Instructions
Remove the positive cable from the starter and it is out.5. Place the new starter in its place, reattach the wire and then reassemble the lower part of the engine (reverse of steps One to 4) using the socket wrench and screwdriver. Start the ATV and see how it runs.
The driven clutch is on a spline and slides straight off.
3. Remove the backing of the clutch housing with the socket wrench. There are three bolts at the primary shaft and three more at the transmission shaft to remove.
4. Locate the starter between the motor and the transmission. Remove the two bolts holding the starter motor to the motor with the socket wrench, and gently tap it back. It will slip out of its hole.1. Avail the screwdriver to remove the left foot bright-eyed and the cummerbund/clutch covers.2. Remove the coerce and driven clutches with the socket wrench.
