How To: Polaris RZR XP 1000 Maintenance Schedule

Periodic maintenance will help keep your Polaris RZR XP 10000 UTV in the safest, most reliable condition possible. Inspection, adjustment and lubrication of important components can really extend the overall lifespan of your vehicle as well as insuring that every ride is a success. Were laying out the factory recommended maintenance chart to illustrate what responsibilities RZR ownership really entails and help you keep ahead of the game. We will be following up with the step by step of most all these maintenance procedures.

Obviously vehicles that are subjected to heavy, severe or harsher conditions and use patterns will require more frequent inspection and service. Some examples of severe use are: Racing, or similar high RPM use, Frequent immersion in mud, water, or sand, Prolonged low speed, heavy load operation, Extended idle, Frequent short trips in cold weather where engine does not reach full operating temperature

One of the most important areas to watch during cold weather use is the oil level. Low oil can quickly cause internal failures, but rising oil levels can indicate a problem as well. A rise in oil level during cold weather can indicate contaminants collection in the oil sump or crankcase. Oil must be changed immediately if a rise is noticed, and then monitor level for continued rise and discontinue use and see your dealer if it continues.

Polaris gives both vehicle hours and a calendar schedule to ensure operators don’t over look any steps, but we will just give recommended hour and mile intervals as the digital hour meter/odometer is very easy to use. For hours and mileage use whichever comes first.