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WTB: 2015 sportsman XP 1000 drive clutch
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By donerightautomotive84
Ok so 2000 sportsman new.caltric carb new fuel pump new jug and piston new cdi and coil finally get to start it and itll idep for 5 to 10 seconds and die what am i missing people any help id love ya forever lol
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By Rooftop777
Can't figure out whats wrong, battery good, charging fine but speedometer needle flashing. I know my fuel sending unit is not working but atv was working well last year. Now it was blowing fuses. I did engine code check but none there. Gas gauge flashes and shows FUEL in capital letters. Need help as just cannot figure this out,
I might pull the fuel pump out and put new float as likely saturated. Don't know if that would give me all these problems ??
thanks
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By Chase Cook
Have a 2001 polaris sportsman 500 4x4 atv and when I put coolant in the radiator it starts leaking from the exhaust. The valves are sealed but it stopped making compression. Do I need to just replace the head? I just rebuilt the hole top end and this is the only thing +valves that I have not replaced and was wondering if that is why it's not starting up. Need answers please.
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By Gsk1500
The clutch cover goes on and fits, but the little L chapped arm that has gear slots is concerning me. It appears it goes to wear the clutch adjust bolts are on the cover.
Is there a specific way to tell how it mounts on the gears in relationship with the basket?
I don't want to deal it up unless it's right
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By ATVNetwork
atvs The heavyweight high-performance, woods racing ATV from Polaris
A general overview of the 2019 Polaris Scrambler XP 1000 ATV with engine, suspension, interior, and cargo basics. View the full article
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