Polaris MRZR-D4

[Gcelevator]

MRZR-D4 delivered today, I love this machine already. And my kids are enjoying it. Went through a couple of things and all seems to be fine.
I just need to align it as it is pulling to the left and kind of camber open a lot.

 

[Retiredwarhorses]

Some useless info some may like

https://www.psmagazine.army.mil/News/Article/3492315/mrzr-polaris-not-army-supported-so-no-rpstl/

 

[Gcelevator]

Some useless info some may like

https://www.psmagazine.army.mil/News/Article/3492315/mrzr-polaris-not-army-supported-so-no-rpstl/

yes, only thing is when we contact Polaris they said the unit is still in service and they cannot provide any information or parts. parts must be sourced via a unit ie: police department, fire department, sheriff office, army, navy station, etc. i came across a manual from the Polaris website that is decent for repairs and so on, it even has a wiring diagram at the end and a list of faults/errors and what they mean. still no parts list but i was able to find a couple. fuel pump, fuel filter/separator, air filter all the fluids are in the manual and they are standard Polaris. but, yes, useless

 

[Guyfang]

Low density vehicle. That's what I wrote at the beginning. I wrote a mail to a Marine unit and a Army unit asking for some info. Both replied that very little documentation came with the vehicles.

 

[Retiredwarhorses]

yes, only thing is when we contact Polaris they said the unit is still in service and they cannot provide any information or parts. parts must be sourced via a unit ie: police department, fire department, sheriff office, army, navy station, etc. i came across a manual from the Polaris website that is decent for repairs and so on, it even has a wiring diagram at the end and a list of faults/errors and what they mean. still no parts list but i was able to find a couple. fuel pump, fuel filter/separator, air filter all the fluids are in the manual and they are standard Polaris. but, yes, useless

I only posted for informational purposes….

 

[Retiredwarhorses]

Low density vehicle. That's what I wrote at the beginning. I wrote a mail to a Marine unit and a Army unit asking for some info. Both replied that very little documentation came with the vehicles.

Well, based on the information from PS magazine, they are unit acquired directly from Polaris Defense….kinda the same way SOCOM units buy what they need to support the mission.

 

[Kdeen]

yes, only thing is when we contact Polaris they said the unit is still in service and they cannot provide any information or parts. parts must be sourced via a unit ie: police department, fire department, sheriff office, army, navy station, etc. i came across a manual from the Polaris website that is decent for repairs and so on, it even has a wiring diagram at the end and a list of faults/errors and what they mean. still no parts list but i was able to find a couple. fuel pump, fuel filter/separator, air filter all the fluids are in the manual and they are standard Polaris. but, yes, useless

Someone suggested to me to get on a volunteer search and rescue list with the local sheriff, then ask for a letter stating that the MRZR is attached to the department, supposedly that would be sufficient for getting access to Polaris parts. Seems like a good idea, I'm just waiting for the sheriff election this November so it doesn't seem like I'm asking a favor.

 

[Postman515]

I’ve dealt with law enforcement depts and they don’t have access to parts either. Only defense