2016 Scrambler xp 1000 engine failure

I, first time on this forum. I have a 2016 Scrambler 1000 with only 800 miles on it and still under warranty. My engine broke yesterday while doing regular trail. Severe damages. There is a hole on both sides of the engine. Look at the pics. Is someone ever seen that? I guess it’s covered by the warranty. Is there usually no problem with Polaris warranty? Thanks for answering!

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2016 Scrambler xp 1000 engine failure

I, first time on this forum. I have a 2016 Scrambler 1000 with only 800 miles on it and still under warranty. My engine broke yesterday while doing regular trail. Severe damages. There is a hole on both sides of the engine. Look at the pics. Is someone ever seen that? I guess it’s covered by the warranty. Is there usually no problem with Polaris warranty? Thanks for answering!

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Brake handle compresses all the way down unless you pump it

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Brake handle compresses all the way down unless you pump it

So I have a ’13 Sportsman 500. I was changing something and noticed the rear caliper bolt had come loose a little and maybe an ounce of brake fluid dripped out. Well I tightened it up and the next ride I noticed the brakes were a little mushy on the first grab and wouldn’t be good until about the third grad. Well I bled the brakes the best I could and it never got better but now it’s really bad. The brake handle will compress the entire way with nothing until you pump it a few times. I’ve topped off the brake fluid and it has new pads all the way around. Is there something else I should look at or should I just try to to bleed them out again and see if that fixes it.

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