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RANGER XP KINETIC
i
2023 RANGER KINETIC Owner’s Manual
ii
Welcome
iii
Safety Symbols and Signal Words
Chapter 1:
Introduction
1.1.1:
Tools for Safe Riding
1.1.2:
Vehicle Testing
1.1.3:
Vehicle Identification Numbers
Chapter 2:
Safety
2.2.1:
Owner Requirements
2.2.2:
Driver and Passenger Qualifications
2.2.3:
Prepare Vehicle for the Ride
2.2.4:
Prepare Yourself, Passengers, and Cargo for the Ride
2.2.5:
Driving Guidelines
2.2.6:
Electric Vehicle Safety
2.2.7:
Safety Labels and Locations
2.2.7.1:
Driver Information Warning
2.2.7.2:
Service Disconnect Warning
2.2.7.3:
EVSE Charge Port Warning
2.2.7.4:
Component Location Diagram / Power Wash Warning
2.2.7.5:
Maximum Payload Warning
2.2.7.6:
Trailer Weight Maximums
2.2.7.7:
Fuel Transport Warning
2.2.7.8:
Load / Passenger / Tire Pressure Warning
Chapter 3:
Introduction to EV
3.3.1:
Electric Vehicle Overview
3.3.2:
Charging Best Practices
3.3.2.1:
Good Charging Habits
3.3.2.2:
Charging Your Vehicle
3.3.2.3:
Charging Components
3.3.2.4:
Vehicle Charge Status
3.3.2.5:
Power Sources
3.3.3:
Weather Best Practices
3.3.3.1:
Electric Vehicles and Water
3.3.3.2:
Battery Pack Heaters
3.3.3.3:
Charging in Extreme Ambient Temperatures
3.3.3.4:
Vehicle Performance in Extreme Ambient Temperatures
3.3.4:
Vehicle Range
3.3.4.1:
Factors that Influence Vehicle Range
3.3.4.2:
Estimated Remaining Range
3.3.4.3:
High-Voltage Battery Pack Degradation
3.3.4.4:
Regenerative Braking
3.3.5:
Long-Term Storage
3.3.5.1:
Ideal Conditions for Storage
Chapter 4:
Features and Controls
4.4.1:
Near-field Communication (NFC)
(if equipped)
4.4.2:
Component Locations
4.4.3:
Console
4.4.4:
Auxiliary Outlet
4.4.5:
USB Port
4.4.6:
Switches
4.4.6.1:
Key Switch
4.4.6.2:
Drive Mode Switch
4.4.6.3:
Headlight Switch
4.4.6.4:
Accent Light Switch
4.4.6.5:
Direction Selector Switch
4.4.6.6:
AWD Switch
4.4.6.7:
AUX Switch
4.4.7:
Gear Selector
4.4.8:
Steering Wheel
4.4.9:
Foot Pedals
4.4.9.1:
Brake Pedal
4.4.9.2:
Accelerator Pedal
4.4.10:
Seat
4.4.10.1:
Seat Belts
4.4.10.2:
Seat Belt Inspection
4.4.10.3:
Seat and Storage Compartments
4.4.11:
Rollover Protective Structure (ROPS)
4.4.12:
Trailer Hitch Bracket
4.4.13:
Cab Nets
4.4.14:
Instrument Cluster
4.4.14.1:
Speedometer
4.4.14.2:
Motor Power Level
4.4.14.3:
Regenerative Braking Level
4.4.14.4:
Mode and Toggle Buttons
4.4.14.5:
Indicator Lamps
4.4.15:
Rider Information Center
4.4.15.1:
Mode Information Displays
4.4.15.2:
Accessing Menus and Options
4.4.15.2.1:
Gauge Settings Menu
4.4.15.2.2:
EV Info
4.4.15.2.3:
Backlight Color
4.4.15.2.4:
Backlight Brightness
4.4.15.2.5:
Clock
4.4.15.2.6:
Performance Limitation (if equipped)
4.4.15.2.7:
Display Units (Standard/Metric)
4.4.15.2.8:
Trip Meter
4.4.15.2.9:
Trip Time
4.4.15.2.10:
Programmable Service Interval
4.4.15.2.11:
PIN Activated Security System (P.A.S.S.) (if equipped) — Instrument Cluster
4.4.15.3:
Diagnostic Trouble Codes
Chapter 5:
Ride Command Display (if equipped)
5.5.1:
Ride Command User’s Guide
5.5.2:
Before You Ride
5.5.3:
Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication (V2V)
5.5.4:
Device Operating Requirements
5.5.5:
FCC Compliance Statement
5.5.6:
Device Compliance Statements
5.5.7:
Overview
5.5.8:
Ride Command Buttons
5.5.9:
Pin Activated Security System (P.A.S.S.) (if equipped) — Ride Command
5.5.10:
Driveline Mode
5.5.11:
Icon Bar
5.5.12:
Gauge Screens
5.5.13:
Settings
5.5.14:
Display Mode
5.5.15:
USB Cable Location
5.5.16:
Update Software
5.5.17:
Update Maps
5.5.18:
USB Hardware
5.5.19:
RIDE COMMAND+ (if equipped)
Chapter 6:
Operation
6.6.1:
Vehicle Break-in
6.6.1.1:
Brake System Break-in
6.6.2:
Operating Guidelines
6.6.2.1:
Powering the Vehicle
6.6.2.2:
Braking
6.6.2.3:
Driving in Reverse
6.6.2.4:
Stopping the Motor and Parking the Vehicle
6.6.2.5:
Low-Charge Operation
Chapter 7:
Maintenance
7.7.1:
Elevating the Vehicle for Service
7.7.2:
Maintenance Overview
7.7.3:
Severe Use Definition
7.7.4:
Polaris Maintenance Schedule
7.7.5:
Lubrication Recommendations
7.7.6:
Gearcases
7.7.6.1:
Gearcase Specification Chart
7.7.6.2:
Transmission (Main Gearcase)
7.7.6.2.1:
Transmission Oil Check
7.7.6.2.2:
Transmission Oil Change
7.7.6.3:
Demand Drive (Front Gearcase)
7.7.6.3.1:
Demand Drive Oil Check
7.7.6.3.2:
Demand Drive Oil Change
7.7.7:
Radiator Coolant Level
7.7.8:
Brakes
7.7.9:
Steering Wheel Inspection
7.7.10:
Suspension Adjustment
7.7.11:
Tires
7.7.11.1:
Tire Tread Depth
7.7.11.2:
Axle and Wheel Nut Torque Specifications
7.7.11.3:
Wheel Removal
7.7.11.4:
Wheel Installation
7.7.12:
Disconnecting High Voltage Power
7.7.13:
12V Battery Maintenance and Charging
7.7.13.1:
12V Battery Removal
7.7.13.2:
12V Battery Installation
7.7.14:
Fuses
7.7.15:
Lights
7.7.15.1:
Headlight Beam Adjustment
7.7.15.2:
Brake Lights
7.7.16:
Cleaning and Storage
7.7.16.1:
Washing the Vehicle
7.7.16.1.1:
Washing Tips
7.7.16.2:
Polishing the Vehicle
7.7.16.2.1:
Polishing Tips
7.7.16.3:
Storing the Vehicle
7.7.16.4:
Storage Tips
7.7.16.4.1:
Clean the Exterior
7.7.16.4.2:
Fluid Levels
7.7.16.4.3:
Storage Area / Covers
7.7.16.4.4:
Rodents / Pests
7.7.16.5:
Removal from Storage
7.7.16.6:
Transporting the Vehicle
Specifications
8.1
RANGER XP KINETIC
Chapter 8:
POLARIS Products
8.8.1:
Lubricants / Service Products
Chapter 9:
Troubleshooting
9.9.1:
Vehicle Will Not Operate
9.9.2:
Motor Stops or Loses Performance
9.9.3:
Vehicle Not Charging
9.9.4:
Diagnostic Trouble Codes
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
Charging Best Practices
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