Polaris 600 LX Owner's Manual

Polaris 600 LX Owner's Manual

Polaris 2010 snowmobile owner's manual
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Introduction
Important Notes for Owners and Drivers
Provides essential information for owners and drivers, including storage and safe operation tips.
Environmental Considerations
Discusses environmental responsibility, noise, and air pollution related to snowmobiles.
Vehicle Identification Numbers
Guides owners on recording essential identification numbers for their snowmobile.
Safety
Operator Safety - General Warnings
Explains signal words and symbols, and the importance of operator awareness.
Operator Safety - Riding Apparel and Gear
Details required riding apparel, helmet standards, and eye protection for safe operation.
Operator Safety - Riding Environment and Conditions
Covers driver awareness, avalanches, ice/snow build-up, and driving in various terrains.
Operator Safety - Vehicle Operation Practices
Covers responsible driving, rider capacity, speed, and general safe operation practices.
Safety Decals and Locations
Identifies warning decal locations and meanings, such as hot surfaces and passenger limits.
Features
Snowmobile Component Identification
Diagrams and labels identifying external components of the snowmobile.
Control Panel and Handlebar Features
Illustrates and describes various controls on the console and handlebars.
Instrumentation and Digital Display
Explains the Multi-Function Display (MFD) components and digital display functions.
MFD Settings and Display Programs
Guides on adjusting MFD settings, units, and navigating display programs.
Engine and Fuel System Features
Details features like Cargo Area, Adjustable Headlights, and Detonation Elimination Technology (DET).
The Perfect Fit - Suspension Adjustments
Front Suspension Adjustments
Explains how to adjust the independent front suspension (IFS) components for optimal ride.
Front Shock Adjustments (Preload & Damping)
Details how to adjust front shock spring preload and compression damping.
Rear Suspension Adjustments Overview
Covers adjustments for the rear suspension to suit rider preference and conditions.
Rear Suspension Spring Preload and Tension
Explains setting rear spring preload (sag) and torsion spring adjustments.
Handlebar Adjustments
Guides on adjusting handlebar position and angle for rider comfort and control.
Pre-Ride Inspections
Pre-Ride Checklist Overview
Provides a checklist of essential items to inspect before each use of the snowmobile.
Pre-Ride Checks - Engine Starting Systems
Details checks for throttle lever, safety switch, and ignition/stop switches.
Pre-Ride Checks - Brakes and Steering
Covers inspection of brake system, steering, and track condition.
Pre-Ride Checks - Other Systems
Covers inspection of hood latches, seat latches, recoil rope, and lighting.
Operation
Starting and Idling the Engine
Provides instructions for starting, restarting, and idling the snowmobile engine.
Engine Break-In and Lubrication
Explains proper engine break-in procedures and oil injection system details.
Fuel and Track Warm-Up Procedures
Covers fuel requirements, additives, and proper track warm-up before riding.
Vehicle Controls and Safety Switches
Details operation of engine stop, throttle safety switches, and throttle lever.
Electronic Reverse Operation
Covers safe operation of the electronic reverse system, including engaging and disengaging.
Storage and Towing Procedures
Provides instructions for daily storage and safe towing of the snowmobile.
Maintenance
Recommended Maintenance Schedule
Outlines the recommended maintenance intervals and service checks for the snowmobile.
Periodic Maintenance Intervals - Clutch, Brakes, Fuel, Electrical
Details maintenance intervals for clutch, brakes, fuel, and electrical systems.
Periodic Maintenance Intervals - Chassis and Suspension
Provides maintenance intervals for chassis components like steering and suspension.
Lubrication Procedures
Explains lubrication for rear suspension, driveshaft bearing, and chaincase oil.
Spark Plug and Filter Maintenance
Covers spark plug replacement and maintenance of intake and fuel filters.
Cooling System Maintenance
Details coolant level checks, flushing, and bleeding the cooling system.
Brake System Maintenance
Covers hydraulic brake inspection, pad replacement, and fluid service.
Clutch System Maintenance
Details inspection, adjustment, and replacement of drive belts and clutch components.
Track Maintenance Procedures
Guides on track inspection, lubrication, tension adjustment, and alignment.
Steering System Maintenance
Covers steering inspection, ski alignment, and ski skag replacement.
Extended Storage Procedures
Provides instructions for cleaning, preservation, and engine protection for storage.
Polaris Products
Engine Lubricants and Coolant
Lists Polaris part numbers for engine oils, coolant, and related additives.
Lubricants and Specialized Products
Lists Polaris part numbers for greases, chaincase lubricants, and cleaning agents.
Troubleshooting
Engine Troubleshooting Guide
Helps diagnose and solve common engine problems with probable causes and solutions.
Suspension Troubleshooting Guide
Provides solutions for common suspension issues like stiffness, handling, and weight transfer.
Drive Belt Troubleshooting Guide
Assists in diagnosing and resolving issues related to drive belt wear and clutch engagement.
Warranty
Service and Warranty Assistance
Explains how to obtain service and warranty assistance and what information is needed.
Limited Warranty Terms and Exclusions
Details the one-year limited warranty, its coverage, exclusions, and limitations.
Emissions Limited Warranty Information
Covers the U.S.A. EPA emissions limited warranty, including components and coverage period.
Maintenance Log
Service Record Keeping
Provides a table to record scheduled maintenance and services performed on the snowmobile.

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