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Tools and Accessories
If you own a Polaris Ranger Crew and purchased it new from a dealer, it should have come with a tool kit in the glovebox. This tool kit is sealed in a plastic bag and contains many of the necessary tools needed to work on and adjust your Ranger. The kit also includes the machine's service manual and MSO. The shock adjuster is one of the most sought-after tools in this kit. While you can use a large pipe wrench or channel locks, the Spanner Cam Wrench is the best tool for adjusting your Ranger's shocks. If you plan on installing HD Springs, a spring compression tool can also be useful. Having access to these tools can save you time and money in the long run, so make sure to keep your kit in a safe place.
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The Polaris Ranger Crew is a popular off-road vehicle for adventure seekers and outdoor enthusiasts. It's important to keep it in good condition and perform regular maintenance to ensure its longevity. There are special tools available for the clutch, transmission, and electrical connections on the Polaris Ranger Crew.
If you've disassembled and reassembled the transmission on your Ranger, you should consider purchasing a clutch alignment tool to align the transmission with the engine. The Polaris Ranger clutch center distance measures 10.5 inches from center hole to center hole. Using a clutch alignment tool is essential because it changes the distance and effects of the machine's belt tension, ensuring optimal performance.
Regarding the electrical system, many riders have asked if there is a special tool to remove the prongs in the electrical connections on Rangers. Digi-Key is a reliable resource for these types of tools. Headquartered right next door to the Arctic Cat factory, Digi-Key supplies many of the fasteners found on all brands. However, before purchasing any tools, it's important to check the price, as these tools can sometimes cost as much as a new harness or more.
There is a trick that some people use when removing electrical connections on their Polaris Ranger Crew. Take a safety pin and press it in the connector. You will feel the tab, push up to the tab, push forward, then pull out in one motion. There are also specialized tools that depress the tabs and allow you to remove the pins, as well as tools that take a thin narrow blade to depress the terminal tab to release, such as the Weather PAC and the Delphi Product 150 Series.
If you're having issues repairing, replacing, or maintaining parts and accessories on your Polaris Ranger Crew, give us a shout, and we'll help you out with the tools you need to get the job done right. Keeping your off-road vehicle in top condition will ensure you have a safe and enjoyable ride every time.
