Feature
●Replaces OEM Part Number: Polaris 4011335,4010930,3087196,3085521,3083211
●Compatible with: Polaris 1985 SS, 1985-1990 Star, 1985 Star Twin, 1986-1990 Sprint, 1987-1988 Sport, 1987-1997 Trail, 1987-1989 Trail SKS, 2004-2010 Trail RMK, 1996-2010 Trail Touring, 1994-1997 Trail
●Compatible with: Polaris 1989-1991 SKS 500, 1993-1995 Starlite, 1993-1998 Lite, 1993-1998 Lite Deluxe, 1999 Worker 335, 1999, 2001 Worker 500, 2003 Edge Classic 340, 2007 Edge Touring 600, 2007 Edge
●Compatible with: Polaris 2003 XC 800, 1995-1999 XLT Touring, 1998-1999 XLT Classic, 1999-2004 Indy 340, 2003-2004 Super Sport Edge, 2005-2006 Super Sport, 2003 Super Sport M10, 2003-2004 ATP 330,
●Compatible with: Polaris 1999-2001 Sportsman 335, 1993-1996, 2001-2004 Sportsman 400 , 1996-2004 Sportsman 500, 1997 Sportsman 400L, 2003-2004 Sportsman 600, 2002-2004 Sportsman 700, 2002 Sportsman
Description
519-CSS2226L
About NICHE
NICHE specializes in the highest quality Powersports replacement parts. Our parts meet or exceed the quality of the original parts that come with your machine. Some of the NICHE product categories include cylinders, brake pads, axles, off-road mirrors, and drive chains. Let NICHE components fix your machine today!
NICHE Starter Relay 519-CSS2226L
- Includes: NICHE Starter Relay
- Compatible with the following brands: Polaris
- Compatible with the following models: Classic 600,XC 800 600 700,RMK 700,Indy 340
- Replaces for the following OEM MPNs: 4011335
- Vehicle Types: ATV,UTV,Snowmobile
NICHE Starter Solenoids & Relays
- A starter solenoid is a switch that creates a contact point between the battery and the starter.
- When the starter button is pressed, it energizes the coil, which pushes a contactor to complete the circuit. This transfers DC current from the battery to the starter
- Knowing how to test the solenoid on your offroad vehicle is an important step to troubleshooting starting problems on your machine
- In a lot of cases, ignition problems where potentially-faulty spark plugs, wires, and coils have been ruled out, the starter is often blamed as the culprit