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Description
Features
- Exceed OEM quality in fit, form and function
- Torture tested to failure to ensure maximum durability
- Designed to withstand the most rigorous conditions and terrain
- Manufactured in a state-of-the-art ISO9001 and TS16949 certified factory
- Reliable and tough constant velocity axles
- Precision machined and heat treated solid 42 chromoly steel center shaft up to 35% stronger
- Induction heat treated joints with premium heavy duty, high temperature moly grease
- Greater durability and smoother performance under severe operating conditions
- Precision machined and heat treated cages, races and ball bearings
- Precision rolled splines and threads improve fitment and wear
- High strength spring steel retaining clips (where required)
- TPE dust boots for superior tear and puncture resistance
- All dust rings and guards (where required)
- Secure stainless steel dust boot clamps
- Fully assembled for easy installation
- No modifications required to install
- All necessary hardware included
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number POL-6031HDK
Vehicle Information
Can-Am Outlander 500 ATV (2007-2026)
The Can-Am Outlander 500, a versatile ATV, has been a staple in the utility-recreational segment from 2007 to 2026. Known for its robust performance and adaptability, it caters to a wide range of riders. Over its production run, this model has seen significant evolution in its engine configurations and available trim levels, ensuring it remains a competitive choice for both work and leisure. Initially, from 2007 to approximately 2017, the Outlander 500 was powered by a 499.6cc liquid-cooled Rotax V-twin engine, producing around 40.4 horsepower. A notable update in 2015 introduced the "L" series, featuring a slightly more powerful 46 hp version of the V-twin and a new SST G2 frame. The "Outlander 500" designation was then largely replaced by the Outlander 570 from 2018 to 2022. However, the nameplate made a significant return mid-year 2023, introducing a completely new platform. This latest generation, extending to 2026, features a 650cc single-cylinder Rotax ACE engine, delivering 40 horsepower, alongside a new chassis, pDrive clutch, and improved ergonomics. Q: How do I ensure I select the correct parts for my Outlander 500?
A: Due to significant changes in engine and platform across different years, it is crucial to use the year and edition selector on this page to find parts specifically compatible with your vehicle.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Initial Break-in Inspection | 300 km or 10 hours | For some models, whichever comes first. |
| Engine Oil and Oil Filter | 3,000 km or 100 hours or 1 year | For 2015 models. For newer models, some guides suggest 3,200 km, 200 hours or 12 months. |
| Air Filter | Clean after every ride, replace every 3,000 km or 100 hours or 1 year | More frequent cleaning needed in severe conditions (dust, mud). For some newer models, replacement every 800 km, 50 hours or 6 months is suggested. |
| Drive Belt | Replace every 3,000 km or 100 hours or 1 year | For 2007 models. For newer models, inspection every 3,200 km, 100 hours or 12 months is recommended. |
| Coolant | Check strength every 3,000 km or 100 hours or 1 year |