my throttle gets stuck open sometimes in the mud, and today after the g/f got done riding it home she parked it fine then i get in to move it and the gas pedal does nothing so i reach down to pull the cable to see if it will work snap about an inch from the end. im sure that is gonna cost me and be a pain in the ass

About $75 for the cable. It's ez.My dealer warentied mine when I froze up and the tek did it while I waited and watched.PS I told them it was a safety hazard

the cable was 35.00 it was kinda a pain because you have to move one of the snorkel pipes to get to the screw on the throttle body cover. took me a while but i like to clean everything i find when things are apart.

white lithyum grease dose the trick

My throttle cable froze for the 3rd time. Dealer installed same new cable. I was towed back by a RHINO,how embarising! Could you imagine if it stuck while riding! Also beware of AWD on hard pack snow and ice,when throttle is chopped it will go into a spin,must get back on throttle quick. this is a real safety issue! Regular 4wd would have been better with a front locker. also front wheels have play in them.

When I pick mine up, I'm going to make the dealer promise to warranty throttle cables. Polaris should eat them.

they would warranty it but i have been out of warranty.

dealer promise, thats cute, rzrider im guessin for a guy like you its more of a pain to load,drive,dealer,unload,wait,load,drive,unload,th e end not sayin any bodys wrong,its my opinion somtimes stuff like this in the end is cheaper on your own even if its covered glad your got it fixed mtnmike

a question for the people that broke throtle cables,were any of the cables in question luricated im concerned about water/dust settling at the low point with no where to go but rust,the lithium grease is a good idea and probly stop anything like that from entering