How to fix debris-caused vibration in Polaris GPS?
If your Polaris GPS is vibrating abnormally due to the presence of debris in the system, the suggested solution is to remove any debris that could prevent proper operation of the system.
What to do if Polaris GPS vibration is caused by a damaged hub or wheel bearing?
If the vibration in your Polaris GPS is due to a damaged hub or wheel bearing, the suggested solution is to replace the damaged bearing.
Why is my Polaris PROSPECTOR PRO 2.0 GPS overheating when turning constantly?
If your Polaris GPS system is overheating, especially during constant turning, the cause may be related to constant turning. To address this, vary your turning radius and seek areas that can help lubricate the system.
How to stop Polaris GPS vibration from track misalignment?
If your Polaris GPS is vibrating due to misalignment of the track system, the suggested solution is to correct the alignment.
What to do if Polaris PROSPECTOR PRO 2.0 vibration is from a frozen sprocket or wheel?
If your Polaris GPS is vibrating because of a frozen sprocket or wheel, remove any ice/snow build-up. Storing the vehicle at temperatures higher than 0°C might be required. An optional Sprocket Scraper kit is available.
How to reduce Polaris GPS overheating caused by track tension?
If your Polaris GPS system is overheating and you suspect it's due to track tension, lower the track tension.
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