i have a 1995 scrambler and something in my cv joint is broke i boot is torn and i can fell something in there .. any ideas?

 

Rip it out and take a look. If the boot is broken stop riding and fix it.

 

i need help on how to take it apart, i know i won't ride it till its fixed, i went a head and ripped the rest of the rubber boot of and i stuck my figer inside and i can feel a circlar peice that is broke,then i felt at the end of the shaft as far as i could feel , and i feel the spurs at the end of the shaft they felt to be all on their,...so has anyone had anything go wrong on their cv joint b/c i'm kinda clueless bout this, and since it broke what cause it, b/c i need to fix that first so it won't break again,i'm not in a hurry for reply, i have my quad torn down all but the shaft out, could someone tell me how to get the pin out of the shaft so i can take the shaft out.

 

Well on most other quads you put your foot on the frame, set your rump on the floor and yank on that axle and it will pop out. I think Polaris is different though. I'm sure someone here will help you out soon enough. Good luck.

 

Your cv is definitely toast! To remove it you must dismantle the hub assembly, disconnect the A arm from the strut so the strut can be removed off of the cv. The cv has a retaining ring holding it onto the drive shaft and can be removed with a strong tug.
I would recommend replacing the cup seals in the hub assembly when rebuilding.
If you have a high speed internet connection I can send you a couple of pages from my manual.

 

CV's do not like water or dust, not knowing how long it has been leaking it is most likely toast since you feel loose objects inside.

 

You will feel ball bearings inside, if its full of dirt and such don't write it off. CV Joints are tougher than you might think, just tear it all down, find the parts that are busted and grease the crap out of the thing but make sure to clean it all really good.

 

I don't know if your scrambler is the same or not but i had to just yank it out of my sp700 like traildog said. I might take a few good pulls b/c my aunt's boyfriend yanked mine out and he's a pretty big feller.