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Thanks for all them electrical shematics. With all that electrical information in them photos one should be able to figure out any wiring issues. At least in the fuseblocks. That four color camo on that Humvee looks great!

Thanks a lot. I havnt straightened out the previous mess yet. Some of the breakers were half in place when I first looked in. I just removed a few to show the way the relays can be put anywhere. All Polaris had to do is put the labels on the inside of the lid. I ordered new breakers after...

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Sorry, got in a hurry

Here is a picture with two rows removed. I did notice the small numbers denoting the connection post numbers on the pics of the fuse/relay locations. Would anyone happen to have a chart denoting what the post numbers apply to? I saw one on a civi polaris rzr site but that wouldn't apply here on...

That's exactly what I thought my whole life until popping these polaris fuseblock covers off. A person can not only incorrectly put them upside down but one also could put them where fuses go or half a row over even. Its just rows of connectors.

Okay, that is extremely helpful!! Anyone know if it matters which one of the two relays goes where. I see 1617 and 1645 numbered relays in my boxes. I suppose just put them all so the writing is bottom to the front?

Alternator and drive belt were achievable. Got last new oem alternator a seller on ebay had (on buy it now status) for $200 less than any others I saw. It looks very hard to find the clutches or the fuseblock label. Not a photo on the web of the label that a google lens search or the part number...

Wow, thank you very much! That is extremely helpful.

Thank you very much for finding that model number. Primary and secondary clutches, drive belt, alternator, and the fuse block label from under the seat if available. Maybe more later as I go along

My vin is 4xavfed13hb687521

This link works but when I put in the vin the blue search button does nothing. I did create an account and it shows the proper machine but it wont show any available maintenance manuals. When I click on it, it only says it must redirect to polaris military but only opens a blank white page. But...

I did create an account but cannot find the model number under "my garage". Wanting to verify a couple of items before purchasing them but I am unsure of fitment. Clutches w/ belt, alternator, fuseblock (under the rear seat) label, plus more I am sure.

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I have another question as well. Does anyone have (or could you take) a photo of the fuse box cover that is under the left rear seat. My sticker is unreadable in places and I clearly see that everything is out of order.

Picked up one of these myself. It had both clutches and belt removed as well as the alternator, and the throttle pedal. Does anyone know what other model Polaris clutches works on these machines? Is the xp1000 the same? It looks like the alternator is part number 3023365. If anyone that knows...

Part number for air filter is Polaris 7082178.

By the way, it cost $125!! I worked in a parts store just after the turn of century and twenty years ago rebuilt drive axles were mostly right at $100. So that's a really good deal. I believe this is new and not rebuilt as there was no core charge.

Hello all. I haven't been on here in quite a while but I had to share this info to help out anyone in need of a front right drive axle for the M998. I assume that may be the same for the left rear but we all know what happens when we assume things. So check all that out first. Anyway, I got a...

I disconnected the tan M1082 and will have my stuff with it. Located just outside of of the open shelter near the main entrance into that building. You can't miss it.