1997 Polaris 600 Triple

The sled starts right up and runs good up until around 2500 rpms then it doesn t have much power and seems to knock.

1997 polaris 600 triple.

I have a 1997 polaris xlt 600 triple. The 1997 model polaris xc cross country 600 is a discontinued snowmobile made by polaris industries a leading recreational vehicle manufacturer. Just found this thread i have the same sled as yours just triple piped instead of stock like yours. Select any 1997 polaris snowmobiles model an american manufacturer known for their snowmobiles polaris industries was established in 1954.

The 1997 xc 600 was one of the earlier models of the snowmobile preceding the modern 2011 600 iq and other models. After i had this problem i soldered a wire back on the sensor with no change in the. Xlt s had the three line oil pump until mid production 1997. Best selection and great deals for 1997 polaris indy xlt 600 items.

Information about the xc 600 is still available if you. I also have a 2000 xc sp with the same chassis and the 600 twin ves and the twin can walk the 600 triple pretty easy and that motor should be making around 115. Dennis kirk carries more 1997 polaris indy xlt 600 products than any other aftermarket vendor and we have them all at the lowest guaranteed prices. I rebuilt the motor last spring.

I broke the lead off the temp sensor while i was installing the motor. The company currently sells snowmobiles atvs side x side vehicles motorcycles and neighborhood electric vehicles. Also my polaris dealer told me that the triumph was rated at 100 105hp. The three line 600 s from introduction in 1995 until mid 97 had the three line pump.

The problem was the pto side oil hole was for the crank was cast about 20 smaller. The polaris xlt 600 combined several utilitarian aspects common to snowmobiles with amenities that separated it from other sleds in its class. Not only that but we have them all in stock and ready to ship today. The 600 a figure denoting engine displacement provided trail luxury while maintaining accessibility to harsh terrain.