Yes, I have seen this covered here. I am hoping that someone can just tell me how to test/remove the speed sensor. I have the factory manual - but I took a quick look and I can't even find the section where the speedometer is covered. I read here that it is on the right front wheel. I do not have another machine to test the speedo. And my AWD is working - so it looks as if it is the sensor. Maybe anyone who has the manual can even point me to the section where it is covered or give me a quick and dirty removal procedure - is it just a couple of bolts?

 

PM me your email and I will try to send it to you.

 

Let me know if the file works.

 

Very easy , one bolt at the caliper mount and a electrical clip onto the back of the speedo.
Worst thing is routing it, you'll need to pull the front rack and hood off to make it easy.\

$42 at www.polarisOEMparts.com

Jim

 

I got the file with the testing procedure, thanks. I substituted a 6 volt bulb and a 6 volt battery pack I had instead. I am assuming this is fine as long as the batteries will power the bulb sufficiently (anyone differ on that?) - cause I got no light when testing.

 

I think that should work just fine. I resently had to change my hall effect sensor because it was bad the speedo needle is the only thing that quit working on mine.

 

...and the odometer I assume.

 

Oh yes and the odometer quit to.

 

Can the testing procedures be posted here? or are they too large? I have two speed sensors and I am unsure if both are bad or if my speedo is . . .

Tellico Plains, TN - Visited there just a few weeks ago to check out the Tellico river and stopped by a very nice Bistro there by the river, if you are ever in this area, it is very much worth the $ to stop and eat. Not that I am telling someone who lives there anything he does not already know :-) Would love to bring the 4 wheeler down along with my white water kayak, but no one else in the party was a wheeler.

SLG

 

Can you even post a file, picture, or attachment here?