3280431 ASM-CLUSTER,110MM,W/FUEL (Speedo Cluster)

PM me and I will sell you this part – still new in box…
Did some electronic rebuilds on my 2007 Sportsman 500 HO EFI. Ordered this part 3280431 ASM-CLUSTER,110MM,W/FUEL (Speedo Cluster) from Partzilla ($274.76 out the door) and once we fixed a few other things we did not need it! —And Because its an electronic part they wont take it back.

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PART IS STILL NEW IN BOX, NEVER INSTALLED since original works fine. Fits MANY Polaris models. PM me and I will sell for $225 or reasonable offer including shipping using paypal or venmo. Current online price in cart is $244.79 plus tax if applicable.

This Polaris 3280431 ASM-CLUSTER,110MM,W/FUEL is used on these models and components:

2004 A04CH42AA SPORTSMAN 400 HANDLEBAR AND HEADLIGHT POD
2004 A04CH42AQ SPORTSMAN 400 HANDLEBAR AND HEADLIGHT POD
2004 A04CH50AA SPORTSMAN 500 HANDLEBAR AND HEADLIGHT POD
2004 A04CH50AQ SPORTSMAN 500 HANDLEBAR AND HEADLIGHT POD
2004 A04CH59AF SPORTSMAN 600 HANDLEBAR AND HEADLIGHT POD
2004 A04CH59AK SPORTSMAN 600 HANDLEBAR and HEADLIGHT POD
2004 A04CH68AC SPORTSMAN 700 HANDLEBAR AND HEADLIGHT POD
2004 A04CH68AK SPORTSMAN 700 HANDLEBAR and HEADLIGHT POD
2004 A04CH68AU-CU SPORTSMAN 700 HANDLEBAR and HEADLIGHT POD
2004 A04JD50AA ATP 500 4X4 HANDLEBAR and HEADLIGHT POD
2005 A05CL50AA SPORTSMAN 6X6 HANDLEBAR and HEADLIGHT POD
2005 A05JD50AA ATP 500 4X4 HANDLEBAR and HEADLIGHT POD
2005 A05MH42AB SPORTSMAN 400 HANDLEBAR and HEADLIGHT POD
2005 A05MH50AB SPORTSMAN 500 HO-INTL HANDLEBAR and HEADLIGHT POD
2005 A05MH59AK SPORTSMAN 600 HANDLEBAR and HEADLIGHT POD
2005 A05MH68AC SPORTSMAN 700 EFI HANDLEBAR and HEADLIGHT POD
2005 A05MH68AK-AN-AD SPORTSMAN 700 HANDLEBAR and HEADLIGHT POD
2005 A05MH76AC-AU-AW SPORTSMAN 800 EFI HANDLEBAR and HEADLIGHT POD
2006 A06CL50AA SPORTSMAN 6X6 SPEEDOMETER
2006 A06MH46AA SPORTSMAN 450 HEADLIGHT POD and SPEEDOMETER
2006 A06MH50AA SPORTSMAN 500 HO HEADLIGHT POD and SPEEDOMETER
2006 A06MH50AQ SPORTSMAN 500 EFI HEADLIGHT POD and SPEEDOMETER
2006 A06MH50FB SPORTSMAN 500 HO INTL HANDLEBAR and CONTROLS
2006 A06MH68AA SPORTSMAN 700 HEADLIGHT POD and SPEEDOMETER
2006 A06MH68AQ SPORTSMAN 700 EFI HEADLIGHT POD and SPEEDOMETER
2006 A06MH76AL SPORTSMAN 800 EFI HEADLIGHT POD and SPEEDOMETER
2007 A07CL50AA SPORTSMAN 6X6 SPEEDOMETER
2007 A07MH46AA-AZ SPORTSMAN 450 HEADLIGHT POD and SPEEDOMETER
2007 A07MH50AB-AL-AQ-AX-AY-AZ-MN50AF-AN-AT-AY SPORTSMAN 500 EFI HEADLIGHT POD and SPEEDOMETER
2007 A07MH68AX-AY-AZ SPORTSMAN 700 EFI HEADLIGHT POD and SPEEDOMETER
2007 A07MH76AL-AQ-AX-AY-AZ-A2-MN76AF-AT-AY SPORTSMAN 800 EFI HEADLIGHT POD and SPEEDOMETER
2008 A08CL50AA SPORTSMAN 6X6 ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS
2008 A08MH50AX-AZ SPORTSMAN 500 HO ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS
2008 A08MH50SS-SQ SPORTSMAN 500 EFI SCANDINAVIAN ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS
2008 A08MH76SS-SF SPORTSMAN 800 EFI SCANDINAVIAN ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS
2008 A08MN50AF-AN-AQ-AR-AS-AT-AW-AX SPORTSMAN 500 HO EFI ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS
2008 A08MN76AF-AL-AQ-AR-AS-AT-AX SPORTSMAN 800 HO EFI ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS
2009 A09CL76AA SPORTSMAN 800 EFI 6X6 ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS
2009 A09MH50AS-AX-AZ SPORTSMAN 500 HO ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS
2009 A09MN50AN-AX SPORTSMAN 500 EFI ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS
2009 A09MN76AX-AZ SPORTSMAN 800 HO EFI ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS
2010 A10CL76AA SPORTSMAN 800 EFI 6X6 ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS
2010 A10MH50AJ-AX-AZ SPORTSMAN 500 HO ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS
2010 A10MH76AJ-MN76AX-AZ SPORTSMAN 800 EFI ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS
2011 A11CF76AA SPORTSMAN 800 EFI 6X6 ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS
2012 A12CF76AA SPORTSMAN 800 EFI 6X6 ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS
2012 A12CF76FF SPORTSMAN FOREST 800 6X6 ELECTRICAL, GAUGES and INDICATORS

Dang Santa!!

New member in NE Arkansas. I’ve been a sport two wheeler for a while and come to the conclusion four wheels will make for a lot of fun for the family. Just purchased a recon and a rubicon deluxe. I know I will learn alot (already starting) and will hopefully be able to contribute something of value to the group.

94 sportsman 400 questions

I purches a 1994 polaris sportsman last week . The atv is in great shape, and ot starts and idles and everything. The throttle is kind of boggy until the engine has warmed up so i replaced the air filter, spark plug, fuel filter, took the carb out and cleaned it out, checked the float level and what not. When i was putting the carb back in i realized there was fuel line that goes from the tank and runs to the carb. Does this atv not have a fuel pump? Also all i see is 2 nipples on the carb that where a hose connects to. 1 hear the top, and 1 down by the float bowl. Are those just vent tubes, or does a vacuum line connect to one of those? If there is no fuel pump, and no vaccum lines hooked up the the carb, how does the fuel get to the carb?

94 sportsman 400 questions

I purches a 1994 polaris sportsman last week . The atv is in great shape, and ot starts and idles and everything. The throttle is kind of boggy until the engine has warmed up so i replaced the air filter, spark plug, fuel filter, took the carb out and cleaned it out, checked the float level and what not. When i was putting the carb back in i realized there was fuel line that goes from the tank and runs to the carb. Does this atv not have a fuel pump? Also all i see is 2 nipples on the carb that where a hose connects to. 1 hear the top, and 1 down by the float bowl. Are those just vent tubes, or does a vacuum line connect to one of those? If there is no fuel pump, and no vaccum lines hooked up the the carb, how does the fuel get to the carb?

Can a Grizzly (660) be towed ?

I am a newby, so please forgive me if I am in the wrong section, and please direct me to where I should be.

Are there any cautions if I, or one of my Yamaha Ultramatic riding buddies, need to be towed a few miles? Can they be towed slowly (say 20 MPH) with a dead stick engine without doing any damage?

Thanks!

Montana deer hunt

I went deer hunting last week in Montana’s Crazy Mountains with my Son and 3 friends. We had a great time, saw lots of deer. No real monsters, but we got some nice bucks. The weather was unseasonably warm. Because of the warm weather, all the processors full, not taking any game. We ended up skinning and quartering all the deer so they would fit in coolers. Then we cut them up and ground the trimmings when we got back home.

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