scrambler stuck in 4X4 mode
#1
My brother has an 01 scrambler 500 4x4 and it has never had any problems but this weekend he engaded the 4x4 and it stayed in???? He tried everything to get it to come out, the 4x4 light will go out but the 4x4 is still engaded. Any ideas or places to start looking??
Thanx
Thanx
#2
This may not be it, but I know on mine and other people's Scramblers, like if it is in 4x4 and then you use reverse with 4x4 still on then turn it off, it will stay in 4x4 until i have it in 2x4 then use reverse then it is fine.
#4
He tried everything, forward, reverse, neutral, shifting it back and forth and pushing the button for 20 minutes and it won't come out. About the hub fluid, what do you use to replace it and how do you drain it????
Thanx
Thanx
#5
first of all, the first and most imortant thing yer buddy should do is get a service repair manual for his bike.
but until then you can go to partsland.com and look under the category for his scrammy. there will be some diagrams there that will help out.
on the hubs there are allen head plugs that are the drain plugs. i cant remember off the top of my head how full they should be. but but if you removed one, my bet is that they are empty or near empty.
polaris sells hub fluid. although i hear the you can use automotive ATF. but dont quote me on that. i just think it would be best to stick with the recommended fluids.
just my thoughts. BBS might be able to shed more light on the subject.
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but until then you can go to partsland.com and look under the category for his scrammy. there will be some diagrams there that will help out.
on the hubs there are allen head plugs that are the drain plugs. i cant remember off the top of my head how full they should be. but but if you removed one, my bet is that they are empty or near empty.
polaris sells hub fluid. although i hear the you can use automotive ATF. but dont quote me on that. i just think it would be best to stick with the recommended fluids.
just my thoughts. BBS might be able to shed more light on the subject.
X
#6
Pull the cap off the end of the hub and remove the allen head set screw. Once it is drained, put the cap back one, and fill the hub up through the set screw hole. The hole should be at a 4:00 position. You will know that it is full when the fluid starts to leak out. It doesnt take much, about 4oz if I remember correctly. I use Mobil 1 Syn. ATF and have had less problems with that than the Polaris stuff or regular ATF Type F.
#7
The polaris stuff is Premium Demand Drive Hub Fluid. The 4 o clock position is good. when it runs out at 3 o clock its full. I believe it is about 4 oz as well or less. I also believe it only locks into 4x4 when its getting power. It could also be getting power when it shouldn't be. Check the wireing as well. Good Luck dude!
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