Well I put it back up on blocks again, I unpluged the wire going to the diff, and gave it some gas and sometimes it kicked into AWD as soon as the the rear tires turned as if the switch was on, I can even turn the rears by hand and it will still engage.

Is it supose to disegage as soon as the switch is turned off or do you have to back up to get it to disengage.

 

merry christmas instigater. i see your at it again. why dont you tell these guys your were out looking to buy a 700 grizz!!! oh well to each there own. i like what i got and you gys like what u got. thats all that matters. but some certain big people here like to bash jap quasds soo bad. but thats ok instigater. i ride mine. alot! so u keep fixing yours and letting it set.. ill keep riding both my grizzos.. old and new. ill have more miles on my new one in one week. then the mv will have in one year. he he.. meryy christmas gys.. hope u all got what u wanted. like some good atv stuff. i got a new atv. and i still want more
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Polaris front gearcases have a magnetic polarity system that when electricity is supplied to the coil it engauges a plate which in return engauges the awd, when you spin the rear tires at a high speed the plate is creating unwanted restriction in 2wd so in return engauges both front tires. In 02 on the new 700 polaris had a bunch of these issues and found a new friction plate and cage that corrected this issue but haven't heard too much on the 06's.

 

02 engage at the hubs and 04 and newer engage at the diff, but I dont know if it is still the same stet up.

On the 06s is the AWD supose to disengage as soon as the switch is turned off or do you have to back up to get it to disegage.

 

This is an 06 w/ the the Hillard it locks at the diff. not the hubs.

 

With this atv a person may need to take front gearcase out and correct the problem. It maybe a friction plate, cage, or sometimes the coil is set too far into the side cover so may need replacement. Don't overlook the rollers inside as they may be pitted causing the awd prob. The system works really good even though it has a few corks in it. If it is an 06 have your dealer run the vin # to see if it is still in warranty.