Anyone know what I’m missing that goes in the threaded hole on top of the swing arm?
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Threaded hole in the swing arm
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@MWSlingshot this is where you install an aftermarket M6 bolt to keep the water and road grime out. The consensus is that this was probably for some accessory or item that Polaris decided against. It is open to the inside of the swingarm where bearings and sensor(s) reside.
Just relaying what I've read on the forum.
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This was discussed ad nauseum on the Recall on the Swingarm Recall thread. That threaded hole was originally intended for belt guard mounting but a design change led to it not being used. It DOES go through into the hollow portion of your swingarm allowing dirt & moisture to enter (NOT a good thing!). Put a nice stainless screw with a washer in it - problem solved...
Edit: @SlingLow posted while I was typing - he is correct.
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Same as stated above it does not serve any purpose but you want to close it up. I just used one of the black plastic push pins, you can get a whole pack of them for cheep.
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You guys are fast! lol...
In the time it took me to grab a pic everyone answered ahead of me
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As long as the ladies don’t tell us we’re ‘too fast’, it’s all good...
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As long as the ladies don’t tell us we’re ‘too fast’, it’s all good...
Now it takes me all night to do what I used to do all night...
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Damn!! I thought it was a lube port/ hole...I thought I was lubing the rear end.. Man was I wrong
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Damn!! I thought it was a lube port/ hole...I thought I was lubing the rear end.. Man was I wrong
Try this instead...
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Try this instead...
exactly the brand I used!
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As long as the ladies don’t tell us we’re ‘too fast’, it’s all good...
WRONG - first one done wins .... right
