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Polaris MRZR-D4

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Based on drive belt number 3211193, the following belts should be compatible with the MRZR-D4: Gates 36G4246, 36C4246, 36R4246, Dayco XTX228, Sixity belts compatible with the aforementioned belts, and maybe others that I'm not aware of. It's that correct? I've been trying to order Polaris belt # 3211225 through Amazon, but the seller keeps sending belt number 3211148.
Where are you finding that 3211193 is compatible with the MRZR-D4? I was also under the impression that 3211225 was the appropriate belt.

As far as aftermarket belts go, there are some good ones and others that aren't so good. The general rule of thumb seems to be to stick with OEM belts.
 

publicenema

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The D4 uses belt 3211225, and it's used exclusively on 2017 through current MRZR D4's. As such, it's likely a controlled part and will not be available to you. I'm unable to cross it to an aftermarket belt, but you may be able to remove it and find something by searching for something with similar dimensions..

The diesel ranger belt (3211193) may work, but the only way to know is to try.
 

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Where are you finding that 3211193 is compatible with the MRZR-D4? I was also under the impression that 3211225 was the appropriate belt.

As far as aftermarket belts go, there are some good ones and others that aren't so good. The general rule of thumb seems to be to stick with OEM belts.
On the attached picture it said that belt 3211193 was replaced by belt 3211225. I got the picture from the Polaris site. I ordered the Gates belt, and as soon as I get it I’ll do a side by side comparison.
 

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Finally got my hands on an MRZR-D4 and man is it fun. I had originally intended to strip it all down and restore it, but I think I'm going to leave it as-is. It looks like honest wear without signs of any real abuse.

After checking fluid levels and the belt/clutch conditions, I took it and had a little bit of fun with it. Everything runs great, but the shocks definitely need to be rebuilt. I've thought about respringing them myself, but I know that the right answer is to have them rebuilt.

The 28" tires aren't bad, but I've given some thought to stepping up to the 30" or even 32" version of the stock BFG tire. Has anybody played around with a slightly bigger tire?

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I can get if it's not a discontinued part. I believe the 2017's used a metal guard, part 1023088-329. Might have to be updated to the plastic guard on the 2018-up.
Yes, is a 2017 model. The plastic guard should be part number 1023899? Please let me know if you can get it, and how to send you the payment. Thank you!
 

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Does anyone have a part number for the driver's side rear axle on the MRZR-D4?

I'm hoping this is something that won't be difficult to replace.
 

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Does anyone have a part number for the driver's side rear axle on the MRZR-D4?

I'm hoping this is something that won't be difficult to replace.
Yup. I looked into it for someone else at one point, and the proper axles are mrzr only. I can get them, but they're expensive. Can't remember what the fellow ended up doing
 

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Yup. I looked into it for someone else at one point, and the proper axles are mrzr only. I can get them, but they're expensive. Can't remember what the fellow ended up doing
Well, I've got the axle out. The inner CV is actually fine - the outer CV definitely grenaded though. The axle shaft and boot are fine though.

Like you said, the axles are available outside the US and they're not cheap. I'm off to the local power sports parts counter with the spindle, inner race, a tape measure and dial calipers. Maybe I'll get lucky and an existing Polaris axle will be of a similar size and spline count that I could dissect and transplant parts to make this one functional again.

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Well, I've got the axle out. The inner CV is actually fine - the outer CV definitely grenaded though. The axle shaft and boot are fine though.

Like you said, the axles are available outside the US and they're not cheap. I'm off to the local power sports parts counter with the spindle, inner race, a tape measure and dial calipers. Maybe I'll get lucky and an existing Polaris axle will be of a similar size and spline count that I could dissect and transplant parts to make this one functional again?
let us know what you find, so far I’ve found everything I’ve needed on amazon.
new calipers, rotors, pads, starter, filters, fluids….
 

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let us know what you find, so far I’ve found everything I’ve needed on amazon.
new calipers, rotors, pads, starter, filters, fluids….
Steve, I see where you previously had mentioned that RZR900 brake pads are appropriate for the MRZR - do you have a gasser or diesel? I just want to make sure before ordering anything. I've created a spreadsheet of part numbers for the MRZR and where they're cross compatible with commercially available items, so I'd like to make sure I have the right pads listed.

On another note, with the help of a RZR group on FB, someone swore that the SuperATV Rhino2.0 CV joint was of the correct diameter and spline count - turns out it's not, so I'll be returning this one.1000028432.jpg

Someone else suggested reaching out to East Lake Axles near Tampa, FL. I had a lengthy call with them today and they swore that a diesel Ranger axle would be appropriate. I'm not sure, the pics sure look similar enough to the factory axle, so I'll give it a try. The spline count and length seems right. I'll let everyone know how it goes once it gets here Wednesday.
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While I had things apart, I noted that one of the radius rods was bent. A few minutes with a heavy vise and a cheaper pipe had it straightened back out.
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The as-issued mirror that came with mine was also cracked all over, while the mount for the mirror below off of Amazon isn't correct, the mirror itself is a direct replacement.

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I decided to put together a spread-sheet of the various parts that everyone has been chattering about in this thread, hopefully to keep it all in one space versus searching through what at this point is a 14-page thread. I'll try to keep it updated as the thread grows with more contributions - big thanks to @publicenema from the great white north for helping search Polaris part numbers that are specific to the MRZR's.

Anything with a question mark(?) behind it is something that is unknown as I haven't been able to confirm a part number via Google or hasn't been verified to fit by one of us. If someone verifies that it does indeed fit, I'll remove the question mark.


POLARIS MRZR-D4 PARTS LIST
BODY/SUSPENSION​
POLARIS PART NUMBER​
DESCRIPTION​
ALTERNATIVE PART NUMBER​
7044788Walker-Evans Front ShockWalker-Evans #A-SH-922-32-637
7044790Walker-Evans Rear ShockWalker-Evans #A-SH-922-32-835
4014042Throttle PedalAvailable on Amazon
DWT MOAPA Tires - 28x10x14 (Stock for Gasser)DWT #UT-281
BFG Mud Terrain T/A KM3 28x10x14
(Stock for Diesel)​
86699331724 (Amazon)
Floor Drain Plugs (x4)
CPOWACE 709046759872 (Amazon)
1333799Rear Axle
5415700Shifter Boot


ENGINE/TRANS/BRAKES​
POLARIS PART NUMBER​
DESCRIPTION​
ALTERNATIVE PART NUMBER​
Brake Fluid - DOT4
3040038Oil FilterNapa 1083
Oil - 15W40 - 3qts
Polaris Demand Drive FluidFront Gear Case Oil - 8.5oz
Polaris AGL FluidTransmission Fluid - 44oz
7082178Air FilterNapa 6489
Batteries -
ETX30L0E/30AH/400 CCA/12V - QTY, 2
2521460Fuel FilterDonaldson P551099?
2521087Fuel/Water Separator
2208933 (x2)Front Brake PadsAny for RZR900 Series?
2208936 (x2)Rear Brake PadsAny for RZR900 Series?
1911982Brake Master CylinderQuad Logic 100-1187-2 (Amazon)
3211225Drive Belt
3235168Front Differential Cover
1333792Front Differential (Complete)
Clutch Cover Screws M6x35 Fillister-HeadQuad Logic B078RQBMR2 (set) (Amazon)
1323443ASM-Drive Clutch
1323444ASM-Driven Clutch
3023106Alternator
3040406Turbo Assembly w/ Wastegate
7082139Gear Selector/Shift Cable
StarterJ&N Electric 410-24210
1023088-329?Alternator Belt Cover (Original/metal)
1023899?Alternator Belt Cover (Later/Plastic)

Accessory Items​
POLARIS PART NUMBER​
DESCRIPTION​
ALTERNATIVE PART NUMBER​
Hi-Lift JackHi-Lift #UTV-424
Hi-Lift Jack MountsHi-Lift #TM-700
2879493Half Windshield
L-Track (Cargo) FittingsCheck US Cargo Control website
Rear View Mirror (Mount Incorrect, but mirror is)ISSYAUTO FVTMI019-FBA (Amazon)
Blank 2-Position Light SwitchMarquardt # 3251.0058

Miscellaneous Tools​
POLARIS PART NUMBER​
DESCRIPTION​
ALTERNATIVE PART NUMBER​
1023846Drive Belt Changing ToolPeatovie Mekar-001 (Amazon)
 
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Why don't you upload your List, all by its self, in a thread called " POLARIS MRZR-D4 PARTS LIST ". Or something like that. Then we can make it a sticky. But that means you, should be the only one to update it. Its been my experience, that as soon as two people try to keep/update a list like this, it gets screwed up. Ask people to send YOU, (and only you) any info for updating. Or, they can post to your thread, and you update it. Then you tell a moderator to delete the post from who ever sent it to you. Keep it simple.
 

Lawdog734

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Why don't you upload your List, all by its self, in a thread called " POLARIS MRZR-D4 PARTS LIST ". Or something like that. Then we can make it a sticky. But that means you, should be the only one to update it. Its been my experience, that as soon as two people try to keep/update a list like this, it gets screwed up. Ask people to send YOU, (and only you) any info for updating. Or, they can post to your thread, and you update it. Then you tell a moderator to delete the post from who ever sent it to you. Keep it simple.
Good idea - I'll do exactly that.
 

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Dumb question guys but is there an appropriate procedure for turning "on" the battery disconnect? When I go to turn mine from the "off" position to the "on" position, it will sometimes stay engaged in the "on" position, but more often than not, it stops back at the tripped position. If I hold it in the "on" position, the engine starts up without any issues but in the tripped position, the engine won't start and when it is running, I can't run the winch without the machine shutting down.

Do these wear out, or is there anything else I need to look at? Everything seems to run fine, especially when the cut-off isn't tripped.
 

publicenema

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Dumb question guys but is there an appropriate procedure for turning "on" the battery disconnect? When I go to turn mine from the "off" position to the "on" position, it will sometimes stay engaged in the "on" position, but more often than not, it stops back at the tripped position. If I hold it in the "on" position, the engine starts up without any issues but in the tripped position, the engine won't start and when it is running, I can't run the winch without the machine shutting down.

Do these wear out, or is there anything else I need to look at? Everything seems to run fine, especially when the cut-off isn't tripped.
Nope, its just a latching on off switch. Sounds like you need a new one. Don't turn the disconnect off with the engine running, it could fry modules.
 
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