This video covers much more than just a Polaris Sportsman(and similar)COMPLETE oil and filter change. I also show you how much oil is actually in the crankcase. (MUCH more than many believe.) And why it's worth doing that too. It's pretty easy actually. But commonly over looked.Also how to prime the oil pump. I remove and open the oil reservoir to show what's inside including the supply line Screen Filter. Which can some times need a cleaning. Mine certainly did. And then also do a quick easy air filter change and show where and discuss how the in line breather filter is changed. These are all related and connected. While I'm actually working on a 1999 Sportsman 500. Some of the parts and approaches may vary. But this should familiarize you enough with the process to navigate yours. As always. Refer to your specific models requirements and warranty concerns. If applicable. If you find this helpful. Feel free to explore my channel and many other videos Ive created. Polaris and other topics. And of course subscribe.Its free. If your annoyed by notifications. Turn them off and you can always monitor your subscriptions to see if there are any new posts. Or just Check in. Thanks for watching! All Links to products used are below.
This video is admittedly longer than most but you can find the most commonly sought topics at the times indicated below.
Crank case oil. @ 6:00 minute mark.
Breather hose pressure relief slit clamping to prime oil pump. About @ 28:20 mark.
Oil pump priming @ about 33:55 mark.
Lots of valuable babbling in between though.
Links to Parts used. Best price I could find at the time.
Oil. [ Ссылка ]
NAPA Gold Oil Filter [ Ссылка ]
Air Filter [ Ссылка ]
In line Breather filter. [ Ссылка ]
These are demonstrated in another video regarding Trans, Front Crankcase and Hubs. Video link. [ Ссылка ]
Demand Drive fluid. [ Ссылка ]
Angle Drive fluid. [ Ссылка ]
AGL. [ Ссылка ]
Link for a decent shop manual. [ Ссылка ]
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Always be sure to follow your manufacturers specifications and requirements. This video is for demonstration purposes only.
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