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Description
Secure your ATV or UTV's fuel system with an All Balls fuel pump retaining nut and gasket. Designed for a precise fit and superior sealing, this kit ensures a leak-free connection and stable fuel pump installation, preventing fuel leaks and maintaining optimal fuel pressure. Made from high-quality, durable materials, our retaining nut and gasket withstand extreme conditions and resist wear, ensuring long-lasting performance. Upgrade your fuel system today with an All Balls fuel pump retaining nut and gasket to enhance reliability, and keep your engine running smoothly on every adventure.
FEATURES
- Kit includes all necessary parts to replace the fuel pump retaining nut and gasket for Polaris fuel pump module.
- Kit includes the necessary retaining nut and gasket.
- Replace a damaged or broken nut that is not available separately from OEM.
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number 47-3010
Vehicle Information
Polaris Sportsman Touring 500 ATV (2008-2013)
The Polaris Sportsman Touring 500, produced from 2008 to 2013, is a robust two-up ATV designed for comfortable two-passenger riding with its extended wheelbase and dedicated passenger features. Throughout these years, it was powered by a consistent liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, single-cylinder, 498cc or 499cc High Output (H.O.) engine, typically delivering around 35 to 36.7 horsepower. While the core engine remained stable, the model experienced notable evolution in its fuel system and chassis. Initially, the 2008 model featured Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI). The 2009 model year saw a transition, offering both EFI and carbureted H.O. versions. From 2010 to 2012, the Sportsman Touring 500 H.O. primarily utilized a carbureted system, though these years brought significant chassis and bodywork updates, including increased ground clearance, MacPherson front struts, and Independent Rear Suspension in 2011, followed by restyled bodywork in 2012. A key change occurred in 2013, as the model returned to Electronic Fuel Injection for its H.O. engine. Q: How do I know which parts fit my specific Polaris Sportsman Touring 500?
R: To ensure perfect compatibility, please use the year and edition selector at the top of this page.