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Polaris 550 EPS owner manual Brake Lever

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FEATURES AND CONTROLS

Brake Lever

WARNING

Operating the ATV with a spongy brake lever can result in loss of braking, which could cause an accident. Never operate the ATV with a spongy-feeling brake lever. Always contact your dealer for service before operating the vehicle.

Squeeze the brake lever toward the handlebar to apply the front and rear brakes. These brakes are hydraulically activated disc type

brakes that are activated by only one lever.

Always test brake lever travel and master cylinder fluid level before riding. When squeezed, the lever should feel firm. Any sponginess

would indicate a possible fluid leak or low master cylinder fluid level, which must be corrected before riding. Contact your dealer for proper diagnosis and repairs.

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Contents

Sportsman X2 550 EPS Page Welcome Page Table of Contents Introduction European Vibration and Noise VIN Vehicle Identification NumbersSafety Training SafetyHelmet Safe Riding GearEquipment Modifications BootsEye Protection GlovesSafety Warnings Operating Without InstructionAge Restrictions Handling Gasoline Exposure to ExhaustFailure to Inspect Before Operating Protective Apparel Using Alcohol or DrugsCarrying a Passenger Carrying More Than One PassengerOperating on Pavement Carrying a Passenger Cargo BoxOperating on Public Roads Operating at Excessive SpeedsPhysical Control of the ATV Turning ImproperlyJumps and Stunts Improper Hill Climbing Descending Hills ImproperlyCrossing Hillsides Operating on Steep Hills Stalling While Climbing a HillOperating on Slippery Terrain Operating in Unfamiliar TerrainOperating Improperly Reverse Improper Tire Maintenance Operating Over ObstaclesSkidding or Sliding Improper Cargo Loading Operating Through Deep WaterPoor Visibility Operating on Frozen Bodies WaterPhysical Skills Operating a Damaged ATVHot Exhaust Systems Unauthorized Use of the ATVGeneral Warning Safety Labels and LocationsReverse Override Warning/AWD Caution Age 16 WarningPassenger Must Always Passenger Safety//Discretionary WarningTire Pressure/Load Warning Rack Warning, Front Clutch Cover WarningHitch Capacity Label Box Warning Switches Features and ControlsMode/Reverse Override Switch Engine Stop SwitchMain Key Switch 4X4 SwitchHeadlight Switch Throttle Lever Brake Lever Master Cylinder/Brake Fluid Locking the Parking Brake Parking BrakeAuxiliary Foot Brake Brake Fluid Level Electronic Power Steering EPS Automatic Transmission Gear SelectorBelt Life Fuel Tank Cap Extreme Use 30 AH BatteryADC 4X4 Mode 4X4 ModeAll Wheel Drive System 2X4 Mode Turf ModeEngaging Active Descent Control ADC System Engaging Active Descent ControlDisengaging Active Descent Control Seat Conversion Passenger SeatBackrest Adjustment Latch Passenger Front Box/Compartment Instrument Cluster Digital/Analog GaugeSpeedometer Lamp Indicates Condition Indicator LampsRider Information Center Features and Controls Display Units Standard/Metric Odometer Mode Programmable Service Interval Engine Error Codes Diagnostic Display Code Definitions Sportsman X2 550 EPS Diagnostic Codes EPS Models Only Break-In Period OperationEngine and Drivetrain Break-in PVT Break-in Clutches/BeltRemarks Pre-Ride ChecklistSafe Operation Practices Trail Etiquette Know Your Riding Area/Tread LightlyCold Weather Operation Starting the EngineDriving Procedures Turning the Vehicle Driving with a Passenger Operation Driving on Slippery Surfaces Driving Uphill Driving on a Sidehill Sidehilling Driving Downhill Turning Around on a Hill K-Turn Operation Driving Through Water Driving Over Obstacles Driving in Reverse Parking on an Incline Do not Travel Faster than the Recommended Speeds Hauling CargoNever exceed 50 MPH 80 km/h while carrying a passenger Towing Loads Dumping Cargo Winch Guide Winch Safety PrecautionsWinch Guide Winch Guide Winch Operation YES no Winch Guide Winch Guide Winch Guide Winch Cable Care Shock Loading Winch Guide Winch Maintenance and Service Safety Emission Control Systems Maintenance Periodic Maintenance ChartSevere Use Definition Symbol Description Maintenance Chart KeyMiles Fuel system 100 H 12 M Lubrication Guide ProcedureOil Recommendations Engine OilOil Level Oil and Filter Change Oil Filter Oil Check Transmission OilOil Change ADC Extreme Use Definition Front Gearcase Demand Drive FluidFluid Change Fluid CheckFluid Level Active Descent Control ADC FluidPosition the vehicle on a level Rear Gearcase Oil Power Steering Unit Cooling System Recovery Bottle Coolant Radiator Coolant Brakes Hand BrakeAuxiliary Foot Brake Toe Alignment Steering AssemblySide Panel/Footwell Removal Seat RemovalTire Tread Depth TiresFront Wheel Hub Tightening Wheel RemovalWheel Installation Wheel Nut Torque SpecificationsWheel Type Nut Type Nut Torque Air Filter Fuse Replacement Lights Headlight Lamp ReplacementHigh Beam Adjustment Headlight Housing Replacement Low Beam AdjustmentTaillight/Brakelight Lamp Replacement Lower Headlamp ReplacementSpark Plugs Plug Condition Torque SpecificationSpark Plug Recommendations Spark Plug InspectionWet Fouled Spark Plug Normal Spark PlugVehicle Immersion Spark Arrester PVT System 127 When To Use Low Range and High Range PVT DryingCondition Range to Use Battery Removal BatteryBattery Installation Battery Storage Battery Charging State Voltage Action Charge Time Throttle Cable Freeplay Throttle Body/Idle RPM135 Handlebars Front and Rear Springs Camber and CasterTransporting the ATV AccessoriesCleaning and Storage Washing the VehicleWashing Tips Polishing Tips Polishing the VehicleStorage Tips Clean the ExteriorOil and Filter Fluid LevelsFog the Engine Battery StorageAir Filter / Air Box Inspect and LubricateDrive Belt Wear/Burn TroubleshootingEngine Doesnt Turn Over Engine Turns Over, Fails to StartEngine Backfires Engine Runs Irregularly, Stalls or Misfires Engine Pings or KnocksEngine Overheating Engine Stops or Loses PowerPart Number Description Polaris ProductsSportsman X2 550 EPS SpecificationsN/R/P ClutchingLimited Warranty WarrantyLubricants and Fluids Limitations of Warranties and Remedies152 HOW to Obtain Warranty Service Exported Products A. EPA Emissions Limited Warranty 156 California Residents Maintenance LOG 159 Index Battery161 162 163 9924657