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My RPM's have been low the past couple rides, then they dropped to about 7200-7500 RPMs. Long story short, my exhaust valve cable broke. You'd never know without unbolting the valve housing and cycling the actuator.
So, the cable had probably been slowly fraying the past couple rides then it finally broke. So if you are experiencing RPM issues and have checked the other 11 things on Polaris Team Tips list, unbolt your housing and check it out.
Personally I think the RPM loss on a lot of these machines is probably due to cable stretching and valves not opening all the way. If it can break in 1100 miles, it can certainly stretch.
Maybe mine was adjusted too tight from the factory and that helped stress the cable till it broke, who knows.
So, the cable had probably been slowly fraying the past couple rides then it finally broke. So if you are experiencing RPM issues and have checked the other 11 things on Polaris Team Tips list, unbolt your housing and check it out.
Personally I think the RPM loss on a lot of these machines is probably due to cable stretching and valves not opening all the way. If it can break in 1100 miles, it can certainly stretch.
Maybe mine was adjusted too tight from the factory and that helped stress the cable till it broke, who knows.