Where is the fuse box on a Polaris Hawkeye?

Where is the fuse box on a Polaris Hawkeye?

On your Hawkeye, look under the right front fender and up to where the top of the strut is attached. The fuse block should be in the harness near the frame of the machine up near where the strut enters the tower.

Where are the fuses on a Polaris ATV?

On mine once you pull the fron track and the little center front panel (the hood) the fuses are right there staring you in the face. But if you’ve found the cdi box on the “firewall” then you’ve obviously got the “hood” off already.

What’s the MRE bag on a Polaris ATV?

The tiny black MRE bag (Excellent way to describe it by the way) is a relay which can get water into it and go bad cuasing you to not get any power anywhere. There are a few threads on here about replacing it with aftermarket relays. The MRE bag is supposed to make it water-proof.

Where are the fuses on a sportsman 500?

Maybe try starting a new thread with “2000 sportsman 500” in the title. That should get anyone with the same machine to look into the thread. Give you a better chance of finding someone who knows exactly. The single cylinder engines have a Power Distribution Module that serves the same function as the fuses and relays.

On mine once you pull the fron track and the little center front panel (the hood) the fuses are right there staring you in the face. But if you’ve found the cdi box on the “firewall” then you’ve obviously got the “hood” off already.

The tiny black MRE bag (Excellent way to describe it by the way) is a relay which can get water into it and go bad cuasing you to not get any power anywhere. There are a few threads on here about replacing it with aftermarket relays. The MRE bag is supposed to make it water-proof.

Maybe try starting a new thread with “2000 sportsman 500” in the title. That should get anyone with the same machine to look into the thread. Give you a better chance of finding someone who knows exactly. The single cylinder engines have a Power Distribution Module that serves the same function as the fuses and relays.