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How do yo remove the hood on a 2012 pro?

I was curious on how you remove a hood on a 2012 pro. I am assuming i will need some torque bits. What size? Where are all the fasterners at? etc.

the owners manual was no help.


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tim
 
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take the side panels off. the sled came with the tork tool its on the spark plug tool. there is 2 torks screws up by the post and 2 push pin type darts. 1 on each side and then unplg the harness and lift up and forward
 
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9923311 - 2010-2012 PRO-RIDE RUSH/Switchback/RMK Service Manual
© 2011 Polaris Sales Inc.
CHASSIS
Door/Hood Removal and Installation
To remove the door panels, follow these steps:
1.Turn the two 1/4 turn fasteners counter-clockwise.
2.Un-hook the rubber strap. Carefully pull the door(s) away from the hood/chassis.
3.Pull up on the door to disengage the locking tabs at the bottom of each door.
To remove the hood, follow these steps:
1.Remove both door panels.
2.Using a T40 Torx driver, remove the two screws securing the hood to the steering post.
3.Using a flat blade screwdriver, remove the left and right side nylon rivets securing the hood to the console.
4.Disconnect the hood wiring harness from the chassis harness. Note the routing of the harness under the over structure tube.
5.Lift the back of the hood up making sure the brake duct clears the console. Push the hood forward to disengage the nose tabs from the nose cone.
6.Remove the hood from the vehicle.


Out of the shop manual
 
Just make sure you do not cross thread the 2 torx screws by the steering post when reinstalling them. They can be kind of a pain in the butt and easily cross threaded.
 
taking it off is easy. take your time putting it back on make sure everything is lined up. can be a pita till everything is lined up
 
Just make sure you do not cross thread the 2 torx screws by the steering post when reinstalling them. They can be kind of a pain in the butt and easily cross threaded.

I agree, polaris better come up with a retro repair kit for this, i would think alot of people are guna bugger this up!

JMTCW
 
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