Doe Dumper

I have a friend with a 400 4x4. The probem is a torn cv boot on the rear. Can you tell me where the best place to find replacements online and how bad of a job is it to replace them? Looks like it could be a pain. Thanks in advance.

lou-lou

Take it too a dealer, you've invested alot allready, make sure it's done right. It costs a lot more but think about it? Who rides this atv? You , your family, or maybe children, probably the most important people in your life do. Spend the money to fix it.

Rebel Hog

Question for Polaris ATV owners.
JUNK!

coolbrze0

The new boot for my front CV shaft on my Kodiak was $50. I did it myself. Took several hours, but wasn't hard. If it's under warranty - take it in, if he's not mechanically inclined - take it in, if he/you know a little somethin somethin about mechanics- its an easy do it yourself.

Duse500

http://www.partsland.com/good people to deal with.
Easy enoough job if you want to do it yourself.
Hardest part is getting the new clamp on,but it can be done with a pair of needlenose pliers.

"Question for Polaris ATV owners.
JUNK! "
that was a big help.

Gundigest

I agree with Rebel, Junk, trade it for a Yamaha.

sprintflyer

Check www.denniskirk.comalso. Theyhave severalparts for atvs. I have not done this job so I can'ttell you aboutthe skill level involved. A service manual will be a big help,much more than the "junk"and "trade it" comments were.

SF

Doe Dumper

Thanks guys..as for the "junk" comments...it isnt mine..but he asked me to help and he's a good friendand helikes the 4 wheeler so I will help. I wish it were under warranty but unfortunately as is always the case...its just out..lol.