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2002 manual
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Contents
Main
WARNING
PROPOSITION 65 WARNING
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WELCOME
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1 - HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL
Important Notes For Owners And Drivers
Preservation Of The Environment
Noise Level
Air Pollution
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Vehicle Identification Numbers
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Stay Away From Moving Parts
Be Seated and in Positionto Control the Vehicle
Be Prepared for the Unexpected
Do Not Overload Cargo Carrier
Always Wear Clothing Designed for Snowmobiling
Disabled Operators
Know the Limitations of the Machine and YourSkills as a Driver
Ice and Snow Build-up
Operation on Hard-Packed Snow or Slippery Surfaces
Driving in Hilly Terrain
Riding Downhill
Do Not Operate EngineWith Clutch Guard Removed
Do Not Operate EngineWith Drive Belt Removed
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Powder Snow Operation
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Responsible Driving
Windchill/TemperatureCharts
WIND CHILL CHART (C)
Clutch Cover Warning Decal -1
Airbox Warning Decal - 2
Pressure Cap WarningDecal - 3
Track WarningDecal - 4
Cargo Carrier WarningDecal - 5
Passenger Warning - 5
Standard Reverse WarningDecal - 6
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Caution Decal - 9
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SECTION 4 - THE PERFECT FIT
Independent Front Suspension(IFS)
IFS Adjustment Options
Shock Absorber Components
Adjusting Front ShockSpring Preload
Changing Shock Valving
Indy Select IFS Shock
Rear Suspensions
Suspension Performance Tips
Rear Suspension Initial Spring Preload Setting EDGE RMK (Sag Method)
Rear Spring Tension
Rear Suspension Initial Spring Preload Setting Xtra-10, EDGEand Xtra Lite (Sag Method)
Rear TorsionSpring Adjustment - Xtra-12
Rear TorqueArm Adjustment - SKS Models
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Indy Select Rear Shock
Adjustment
Optional Coil Springs
Position Sensitive Shock ( PPS)
Suspension Coupling
Front ToRear Coupling and the Front Rear Scissor Stop (FRSS)
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Weight TransferDuring Acceleration
Handlebar Adjustment
Backrest Adjustment
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TractionProducts
Wear Strips
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SECTION 5 - GETTING READY TO RIDE
Check Before Starting Engine 66 - 70..........
Start the Engine and Check 71................
Read and Understand YourOwners Manual
Check Throttle and Brakefor Proper Operation
Throttle Safety Switch
Hydraulic Brakes
Mechanical Brakes
Park Brake Lever Lock
Check for Proper Operation of Steering System
Track Inspection
Check for SecurelyLatched Hood
Start The Engine And Check
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SECTION 6 - OPERATION
Starting Your Engine
Starting a Cold Engine(Manual Start)
Starting Your Engine
Starting a Cold Engine(Electric Start)
Starting a WarmEngine
Engine Break-In
Engine Break-In
Oil Injection System
VariableExhaust System
Lubrication
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Track Warm-Up
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Premium Fuel Switch
Fuel Reserve Capacity
Fuel System Deicers
Oil
Low Oil Indicator Light
Oil
Low Oil Level
Carburetion
Engine Stop Switch
Throttle Safety Switch
Throttle Lever
Emergency Stopping And Starting
Stopping
Emergency Stopping And Starting
Starting
Reverse Operation (Mechanical)
Reverse Operation (Electronic)
S S S S
Daily Storage
Towing
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SECTION 7 - MAINTENANCE
Polaris Recommended Maintenance Program
Maintenance Chart
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Maintenance Log
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Jackshaft Bearing Greasing
Driveshaft Bearing Greasing
Coupler Greasing - WideTrak
Throttle Cable Lubrication
Choke and Cable Lubrication
Chaincase Oil Level
Gearcase Oil Level (WideTrakM odels)
Intake Filter
Under Hood Air Intake System
Spark Plug Selection
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Spark Plug Removal and Replacement
VariableExhaust System (V.E.S.)
WaterPump Belt Inspection
Water/Sediment Trap Service
Plug Cleaning Procedure
Fuel Filter/Fuel Lines
Oil Filter
General CarburetorInformation
CarburetorAdjustments
Exhaust System
Engine Cooling - Liquid CooledModels
Coolant Mixture
Coolant High TemperatureIndicator Light
Coolant Level
Flushing the Cooling System
Bleeding the Cooling System
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Drive Chain Tension
Hydraulic Brake Inspection
Brake Components
Excessive Lever Travel
Replenishing BrakeFluid
Bleeding the Hydraulic Brake System
Mechanical Brake Lever Travel
Headlight Adjustment
Removing HalogenBulbs - High/Low Beam
Installing the Bulb
Removing HalogenBulbs - High Beam
Removing the Side Bulbs
Installing the Side Bulbs
Wrap Around TaillightBulb Replacement
Standard Belt Removal
Electronic Reverse Belt Removal
Standard Belt Installation
Electronic Reverse Belt Installation
Clutch System
Clutch Alignment andOffset
Drive Belt Deflection
Clutch Center Distance
TorqueStop
Reverse Kit Maintenance
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ToolKit
ToolPouch Clip
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Track TensionData
Track Tension
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Track Alignment
Track Inspection
TrackLubrication
Steering Inspection and Adjustment
Ski Alignment
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Ski Skags
Skag Identification
Skag Replacement
Suspension Maintenance
Hi-Fax Wear
Suspension Maintenance
Cleaning and Preservation of Hood, Chassis,and Trim
Controls and Linkage
Bearings
Clutch and Drive System
Engine and CarburetorProtection
Electrical Connections
Battery
Trackand Suspension
Transportingthe Snowmobile
Battery Fluid
Battery Connections
Battery Removal
Battery Installation
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X-12
X-12, 133
X-10 and Edge
EDGE RMK
XTRA LITE
Belt Troubleshooting
Belt Wear/Burn
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Service And Warranty Information
Polaris Anti-TheftSystem
Administration
Obtaining Service and Warranty Assistance
LIMITED WARRANTY
REGISTRATION
WARRANTY COVERAGE AND EXCLUSIONS: LIMITATIONSOF WARRANTIES AND REMEDIES
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Polaris Extended Service Contract
Conditions:
Coverage: