Another first oil change question(s)
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Another first oil change question(s)
Okay, I can see where to drain the oil from the tank and I can see where to drain the oil from the engine sump, but getting back in there to get to that screen looks tough. You guys pull off the plastic fenders and floorboards to get a better shot inthere? Do you dismount the oil reservoir so that you can get at it a little better? First timer here.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Another first oil change question(s)
http://forums.atvconnection.co...R_FORUMVIEWTMP=Linear
I don't know what the exact procedure is.
Does one remove the tank? Or the battery?
I don't know what the exact procedure is.
Does one remove the tank? Or the battery?
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Another first oil change question(s)
http://forums.atvconnection.co...%20tank%20screen%20X2
Would be nice for someone with a Touring or X2 model who has done this to reply.
Would be nice for someone with a Touring or X2 model who has done this to reply.
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Another first oil change question(s)
How does one get to the screen to remove/check it? on Mine its not facing outward toward the wheel well, its facing back in right up next to the battery and coolant overflow reservoir. The only way I can see to practically get in there to check it is to either remove the oil tank or remove the battery, but even then, the cage for the battery looks like its going to be in the way.
anyone have any tips?
Thanks in advance...
BTW Thanks sheepdog for the links I went and read them and it looks like Ill be pulling the tank.
anyone have any tips?
Thanks in advance...
BTW Thanks sheepdog for the links I went and read them and it looks like Ill be pulling the tank.
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Another first oil change question(s)
Cool.
I'm trying to balance the odds of me breaking/screwing something up (by trying to clean the screen and all that entails) with doing a thorough job of the oil change. Dropping the tank sounds like the way to go. I checked out the exploded parts diagram on the Polaris web site and found its really only 2 bolts holding the oil tank in place. Should be easy to take off and get to the filter that way.
Do you use regular teflon tape to reseal the filter assembly when done or something special.
I'm trying to balance the odds of me breaking/screwing something up (by trying to clean the screen and all that entails) with doing a thorough job of the oil change. Dropping the tank sounds like the way to go. I checked out the exploded parts diagram on the Polaris web site and found its really only 2 bolts holding the oil tank in place. Should be easy to take off and get to the filter that way.
Do you use regular teflon tape to reseal the filter assembly when done or something special.
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