All Balls Fuel Pump Retaining Nut and Gasket
1004-9198 (MFG #: 47-3010)
$55.49
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$55.49
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All Balls Fuel Pump Retaining Nut and Gasket for Can-Am Outlander Max 650 ATV
All Balls Fuel Pump Retaining Nut and Gasket for Can-Am Outlander Max 650 ATV
$55.49
Sale price
$55.49
Regular price
$55.49
SKU:1004-9198
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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
Can-Am Outlander Max 650 ATV (2006-2026)
The Can-Am Outlander Max 650, a popular two-up ATV, has been a staple in the powersports market from 2006 to 2026. Throughout its production, it has consistently featured a robust 649.6 cc or 650 cc Rotax V-twin, liquid-cooled, Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) engine, known for its reliable performance. Over its long run, the Outlander Max 650 has seen several key evolutions. Early models (2006-2013) established its reputation, with refinements to the EFI system and chassis. A notable enhancement came around 2014-2015 with the introduction of Dynamic Power Steering (DPS) and the emergence of versatile 6x6 variants. The 2019 models brought suspension and steering updates, while 2022 saw cosmetic tweaks and the addition of the Visco-4Lok system on the X MR trim. A significant shift occurred from 2023 to 2025, where the 650cc engine was largely absent from the main two-up Outlander lineup, though it continued in the Outlander MAX 6x6 DPS models. The model makes a strong return in 2026 with a comprehensive redesign, featuring a revised engine, stronger chassis, and updated suspension, marking a new generation for this iconic ATV. FAQ:
Q: How do I ensure this product fits my specific Can-Am Outlander Max 650?
A: To guarantee compatibility, please use the year and edition selector at the top of this page.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Engine Oil and Oil Filter | 1 600 km or 100 h or 6 months | A break-in oil change is typically required after 1 month. For normal use, some manuals indicate 3 200 km or 200 h or 1 year. 2015 models specify 3 000 km or 100 h or 1 year. |
| Air Filter | Inspect and replace as needed | Typically every 800 km or 50 h or 6 months. For severe use, inspect and clean every 1 600 km or 100 h or 6 months. The CVT air intake pre-filter should also be inspected and cleaned. |
| Drive Belt | Inspect every 1 600 km or 100 h or 12 months | Check for damage and replace as needed. A full inspection of the clutch system is recommended every 9 600 km or 600 h or 36 months. |
| Spark Plugs | Inspect or replace every 1 600 km or 100 h or 12 months | Some manuals recommend replacing them every 6 400 km or 400 h or 2 years, with periodic checks. |
| Coolant | Replace every 5 years | Some manuals also indicate every 12 800 km. Check before every ride. |
Maintenance intervals can vary by model year and riding conditions. Always consult your vehicle's official owner's manual for precise information.