Polaris 700 Classic User Manual

Provides essential notes for owners and drivers regarding manual use and registration.

Details Polaris' commitment to environmental campaigns, noise levels, and air pollution.

Guides on recording crucial vehicle identification and key numbers.

Overview of operator safety requirements for proper snowmobile control.

Explains the meaning of signal words like WARNING and CAUTION used in the manual.

Advises on staying clear of moving track and engine parts during operation.

Details proper riding position and essential survival preparation.

Covers rider capacity guidelines and warnings about excessive speed.

Highlights driver awareness for obstacles, terrain, and weather conditions.

Provides safety recommendations for snowmobilers in mountainous terrain.

Addresses safety for ice, snow build-up, slippery surfaces, and downhill driving.

Covers drive belt, intake silencer, clutch, and cold weather operation safety.

Identifies warning decals and their placement on the snowmobile.

Identifies key exterior parts of the snowmobile.

Details the identification of handlebar controls and instruments.

Explains the MFD component identification and digital display programs.

Guide to adjusting the Independent Front Suspension (IFS).

Details on adjusting shock damping and spring preload.

Instructions for adjusting the FAST M-10 rear suspension.

Covers handlebar position, angle, and accessory considerations.

Information on installing studs, skags, and wear strips.

A comprehensive checklist for pre-ride snowmobile inspection.

Inspection of throttle, safety switch, and park brake lever lock.

Covers brake lever travel, feel, and hydraulic system inspection.

Inspection of steering, track, hood latches, and recoil rope.

Procedures for checking engine stop, ignition, lighting, and operating area.

Step-by-step guide to starting the snowmobile engine.

Proper engine break-in procedures and slide rail/track cooling.

Oil injection system, recommendations, and fuel system basics.

Guidelines for safe handling of gasoline and fuel system information.

Instructions for proper warm-up of the engine, drivetrain, and track.

Operation and testing of engine stop and throttle safety switches.

Methods for emergency stopping and control usage.

Operation of electronic reverse and daily storage instructions.

Guidelines and warnings for towing the snowmobile.

Details on emission control labels and maintenance requirements.

Overview of recommended regular maintenance and service checks.

Chart detailing maintenance intervals for various components.

Covers lubrication for suspension, driveshaft, throttle cable, and chaincase.

Guidance on spark plug inspection, replacement, and torque.

Includes intake filter, fuel injectors, pump, and fuel lines service.

Instructions for inspecting and changing the oil filter.

Maintenance for exhaust system and cooling system coolant.

Covers hydraulic brake inspection, components, and fluid.

Procedures for replacing headlight and taillight bulbs.

Covers clutch system, drive belt condition, removal, and installation.

Includes track inspection, lubrication, alignment, and tension.

Guidance on steering inspection, adjustment, and ski alignment.

Covers slider wear and pre-ride suspension inspection.

Measures for cleaning, preservation, and protection during storage.

Diagnoses and solutions for common engine operating problems.

Addresses issues like rear suspension bottoming and stiff rides.

Diagnoses and solutions for drive belt wear and burn issues.

How to obtain service and warranty assistance for your snowmobile.

Explains the one-year limited warranty and registration requirements.

Details what is covered and excluded under the warranty terms.

Information on the snowmobile engine emissions limited warranty.

Policies for warranty service on vehicles sold or used outside the country.