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2022 Polaris Sportsman / Scrambler XP 1000 Owner’s Manual
i
2022 Sportsman XP 1000 / Scrambler XP 1000 Owner’s Manual
ii
Welcome
Chapter 1:
Introduction
1.1.1:
Before You Ride
1.1.2:
Safety Symbols and Signal Words
1.1.3:
Vehicle Identification Numbers
1.1.4:
Replacement Keys
1.1.5:
Radio Compliance Statements
Chapter 2:
Safety
2.2.1:
Safety Training
2.2.2:
Safe Riding Gear
2.2.2.1:
Helmet
2.2.2.2:
Eye Protection
2.2.2.3:
Gloves
2.2.2.4:
Boots
2.2.2.5:
Clothing
2.2.3:
Safety Warnings
2.2.3.1:
Operating Without Instruction
2.2.3.2:
Age Restrictions
2.2.3.3:
Using Alcohol or Drugs
2.2.3.4:
Failure to Inspect Before Operating
2.2.3.5:
Handling Gasoline
2.2.3.6:
Exposure to Exhaust
2.2.3.7:
Protective Apparel
2.2.3.8:
Operating on Public Roads
2.2.3.9:
Operating at Excessive Speeds
2.2.3.10:
Physical Control of the Vehicle
2.2.3.11:
Turning Improperly
2.2.3.12:
Jumps and Stunts
2.2.3.13:
Improper Hill Climbing
2.2.3.14:
Descending Hills Improperly
2.2.3.15:
Crossing Hillsides
2.2.3.16:
Stalling While Climbing a Hill
2.2.3.17:
Operating on Steep Hills
2.2.3.18:
Operating on Slippery Terrain
2.2.3.19:
Operating in Unfamiliar Terrain
2.2.3.20:
Improper Tire Maintenance
2.2.3.21:
Operating Improperly in Reverse
2.2.3.22:
Operating Over Obstacles
2.2.3.23:
Skidding or Sliding
2.2.3.24:
Operating a Damaged Vehicle
2.2.3.25:
Operating Through Water
2.2.3.26:
Improper Cargo Loading
2.2.3.27:
Operating on Frozen Bodies of Water
2.2.3.28:
Poor Visibility
2.2.3.29:
Physical Skills
2.2.3.30:
Hot Exhaust Systems
2.2.3.31:
Unauthorized Use of the Vehicle
2.2.3.32:
Equipment Modifications
2.2.3.33:
Trailer Hitch Warning (if equipped)
2.2.4:
Safety Labels and Locations
2.2.4.1:
General Alert
2.2.4.2:
Override Alert
2.2.4.3:
4X4 (AWD) Alert
2.2.4.4:
Discretionary Alert
2.2.4.5:
Rack Alert
2.2.4.6:
Clutch Cover Alert
2.2.4.7:
Tire Pressure Alert (Sportsman Models)
2.2.4.8:
Tire Pressure Alert (Scrambler Models)
2.2.4.9:
Hitch Capacity Alert
2.2.4.10:
Radiator Cap Warning
Chapter 3:
Features and Controls
3.3.1:
Sportsman Switches
3.3.2:
Scrambler Switches
3.3.2.1:
Ignition Switch
3.3.2.2:
Left-Hand Control
3.3.2.2.1:
Engine Stop Switch
3.3.2.2.2:
Hazard Warning Switch
3.3.2.2.3:
Horn Switch
3.3.2.2.4:
Mode / Reverse Override Switch
3.3.2.2.5:
Turn Signal Switch
3.3.2.2.6:
Headlight and Momentary High Beam Switch
3.3.2.3:
Right-Hand Control
3.3.2.3.1:
Throttle Lever
3.3.2.3.2:
Driveline Mode Switch
3.3.2.4:
Work Light Switch (if equipped)
3.3.3:
Brakes
3.3.3.1:
Auxiliary Foot Brake
3.3.3.2:
Hand Brake Lever
3.3.3.3:
Brake Holding Latch
3.3.4:
Automatic Transmission Gear Selector
3.3.4.1:
Belt Life
3.3.5:
Fuel Cap
3.3.6:
Extreme Use Battery
3.3.7:
Mirrors
3.3.8:
Electronic Power Steering (EPS)
3.3.9:
Front Compartment
3.3.9.1:
Sportsman Models
3.3.9.2:
Scrambler Models
3.3.10:
Hitches
3.3.11:
Instrument Cluster
3.3.11.1:
Overview
3.3.11.2:
Indicator Lamps
3.3.11.3:
Display Area 1
3.3.11.4:
Display Area 2
3.3.12:
Options Menu
3.3.12.1:
Electronic Power Steering (EPS)
3.3.12.2:
Diagnostic Code
3.3.12.3:
Unit Selection Distance
3.3.12.4:
Unit Selection Temperature
3.3.12.5:
Clock
3.3.12.6:
Back Light Color
3.3.12.7:
Back Light Level
3.3.12.8:
Service Hours
3.3.12.9:
Bluetooth® (if equipped)
3.3.12.10:
Pairing Your Phone to the Gauge
3.3.13:
All Wheel Drive System
3.3.13.1:
AWD Mode
3.3.13.2:
2X4 Mode
3.3.13.3:
TURF Mode (if equipped)
3.3.13.4:
Four-Wheel Descent Control (if equipped)
3.3.13.4.1:
Engaging Four-Wheel Descent Control
3.3.13.4.2:
Disengaging Four-Wheel Descent Control
Chapter 4:
Operation
4.4.1:
Safe Operation Practices
4.4.2:
Trail Etiquette
4.4.3:
Know Your Riding Area/Tread Lightly
SM
4.4.4:
Vehicle Break-in Period
4.4.4.1:
Engine and Drivetrain Break-in
4.4.4.2:
Brake System Break-in
4.4.4.3:
PVT Break-in (Clutches/Belt)
4.4.5:
Pre-Ride Checklist
4.4.6:
Driving Procedures
4.4.6.1:
New Operator Driving Procedures
4.4.6.2:
Turning the Vehicle
4.4.6.3:
Driving on Slippery Surfaces
4.4.6.4:
Driving Uphill
4.4.6.5:
Driving Downhill
4.4.6.6:
Driving on a Sidehill (Sidehilling)
4.4.6.7:
Turning Around on a Hill (K-Turn)
4.4.6.8:
Driving Through Water
4.4.6.9:
Driving Over Obstacles
4.4.6.10:
Driving in Reverse
4.4.7:
Starting the Engine
4.4.7.1:
Cold Weather Operation
4.4.8:
Parking the Vehicle
4.4.9:
Hauling Cargo
4.4.9.1:
Towing Loads
4.4.9.2:
Trailering Your Vehicle
Chapter 5:
Winch Guide
5.5.1:
Winch Safety
5.5.2:
Winch Safety Precautions
5.5.3:
Winch Operation
5.5.4:
Winch Cable Care
5.5.5:
Shock Loading
5.5.6:
Winch Maintenance and Service Safety
Chapter 6:
Emission Control Systems
6.6.1:
Noise Emission Control System
6.6.2:
Spark Arrester
6.6.3:
Crankcase Emission Control System
6.6.4:
Exhaust Emission Control System
6.6.5:
Electromagnetic Interference
6.6.6:
European Vibration and Noise
Chapter 7:
Maintenance
7.7.1:
Periodic Maintenance
7.7.1.1:
Severe Use Definition
7.7.2:
Maintenance Chart Key
7.7.3:
Lubrication Guide
7.7.4:
Engine Oil
7.7.4.1:
Oil Recommendations
7.7.4.2:
Oil Level
7.7.4.3:
Engine Oil and Filter Change
7.7.5:
Transmission Oil
7.7.6:
Front Gearcase (Demand Drive) Fluid
7.7.6.1:
Fluid Check
7.7.6.2:
Fluid Change
7.7.7:
Rear Gearcase Oil
7.7.7.1:
Oil Check
7.7.7.2:
Oil Change
7.7.8:
Power Steering Unit (if equipped)
7.7.9:
Cooling System
7.7.9.1:
Recovery Coolant Bottle
7.7.9.2:
Radiator Coolant
7.7.10:
Brakes
7.7.10.1:
Brake Fluid
7.7.10.1.1:
Hand Brake
7.7.10.1.2:
Foot Brake
7.7.10.2:
Brake Inspection
7.7.11:
Toe Alignment
7.7.12:
Steering Assembly
7.7.13:
Seat Removal
7.7.14:
Side Panel / Footwell Removal
7.7.15:
Tires
7.7.15.1:
Tire Tread Depth
7.7.15.2:
Front Wheel Hub Tightening
7.7.15.3:
Wheel Removal
7.7.15.4:
Wheel Installation
7.7.15.5:
Wheel Nut Torque Specifications
7.7.16:
Air Filter Installation
7.7.17:
Fuse Replacement
7.7.18:
Lights
7.7.18.1:
Headlight Adjustment
7.7.18.2:
Headlight / Position Light Lamp Replacement
7.7.18.3:
Headlight Bulb Replacement
7.7.18.4:
LED Headlight Replacement
7.7.19:
Shock Springs
7.7.20:
Handlebars
7.7.21:
Spark Plugs
7.7.21.1:
Spark Plug Recommendations
7.7.21.2:
Spark Plug Inspection
7.7.21.3:
Normal Spark Plug
7.7.21.4:
Wet Fouled Spark Plug
7.7.22:
Vehicle Immersion
7.7.23:
Spark Arrester
7.7.24:
PVT System
7.7.24.1:
When to Use Low and High Range
7.7.24.2:
PVT Drying
7.7.25:
Battery
7.7.25.1:
Battery Removal
7.7.25.2:
Battery Installation
7.7.25.3:
Battery Storage
7.7.25.4:
Battery Charging
7.7.26:
Cleaning and Storage
7.7.26.1:
Washing the Vehicle
7.7.26.1.1:
Washing Tips
7.7.26.2:
Polishing the Vehicle
7.7.26.2.1:
Polishing Tips
7.7.26.3:
Storage Tips
7.7.26.3.1:
Clean the Exterior
7.7.26.3.2:
Stabilize the Fuel
7.7.26.3.3:
Oil and Filter
7.7.26.3.4:
Air Filter / Air Box
7.7.26.3.5:
Fluid Levels
7.7.26.3.6:
Fog the Engine
7.7.26.3.7:
Inspect and Lubricate
7.7.26.3.8:
Battery Maintenance
7.7.26.3.9:
Storage Area / Covers
7.7.26.4:
Accessories
7.7.27:
Trailering Your Vehicle
7.7.28:
Diagnostic Display Code Definitions
Specifications
8.1
Sportsman XP 1000
8.2
Scrambler XP 1000
Chapter 8:
POLARIS Products
8.8.1:
Lubricants / Miscellaneous
Chapter 9:
Troubleshooting
9.9.1:
Drive Belt Wear / Burn
9.9.2:
Engine Turns Over, Fails to Start
9.9.3:
Engine Backfires
9.9.4:
Engine Pings or Knocks
9.9.5:
Engine Runs Irregularly, Stalls or Misfires
9.9.6:
Engine Stops or Loses Power
9.9.7:
Engine Overheating
Chapter 10:
Warranty
10.10.1:
Limited Warranty
10.10.2:
Registration
10.10.3:
Warranty Coverage And Exclusions
10.10.3.1:
Limitations Of Warranties And Remedies
10.10.3.2:
Lubricants and Fluids
10.10.4:
How To Obtain Warranty Service
10.10.4.1:
In the Country where your product was purchased:
10.10.4.2:
Outside the Country where your product was purchased:
10.10.4.3:
If you move:
10.10.4.4:
If you purchase from a private party:
10.10.5:
Exported Products
10.10.6:
Notice
Chapter 11:
Maintenance Log
11.11.1:
Maintenance Log
Contents
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