Polaris RZR

  • $15,000
  • Published date: 09/04/2019
    • Kansas City, Missouri, United States


2014 1000 XP, full cage, plenty of lights, Rugged radio w/2 headsets, mirror, full doors, roof, glass windshield, upgraded Polaris seats, five point belts, rock sliders, Gibson dual exhaust, stage 3 ECM, 2 blowers on the belt, spare belt, new Dirty Dog clutch w/ 15 min. run time, 1200 miles. It has been ridden, but not abused.

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Buying a vehicle is not just a matter of money. It also requires a good previous investigation so that they do not give cat by hare. If instead of buying a new car, you decide to buy a used one from a private individual, these are the things you should consider and check with a mechanic before:
  • Tinsmith and paint
    - Check all corners of the car for rust, dents, new paint or damaged original paint. Paint debris and uneven colors could indicate that the car has suffered a major or minor accident.
  • Windows and doors
    - Raise and lower the windows, open and close the doors, trunk and chest. If a door does not close properly, there may be a simple mismatch, or the body and chassis may be out of order.
  • Rims
    - Make sure the tires have uneven wear, which may indicate that the suspension is worn. New tires in a used car can hide a serious problem; the shock absorbers may be damaged or the wheels misaligned.
  • Shock absorbers
    - Test them by pressing each corner of the vehicle several times and release it; If it bounces more than twice, you may need new shock absorbers.
  • Engine leaks
    - Check for possible liquid leaks. If it is not due to a crack or a defective seal, a leak may indicate lack of maintenance. Check the engine oil, if the dipstick is impregnated with a blackish mud, this indicates carelessness; If there is water or foam, it is a sign that there is a crack in the engine block.
  • Trunk
    - See if there is rust in the trunk; there must be a hydraulic jack and a spare tire. Excessive wear could indicate that heavy objects have been loaded.
  • Brakes
    - Press the brake pedal; if it sinks too much or to the bottom, there is a failure in the hydraulic system. If the brakes feel spongy, it indicates that there is air in the system.

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