POLARIS SPORTSMAN 570 Noise From Wheel
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93%
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Front Wheel Bearing
The dual-row angular contact bearing is susceptible to seal breach from high-pressure water or grit. Once contaminated, the internal raceways undergo spalling and galling, creating a constant grinding noise as the ball elements rotate over pitted surfaces. Replacing the bearing restores the structural integrity of the hub rotation.
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4%
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Front CV Axle Assembly
If the CV boot is compromised, the molybdenum grease is displaced by abrasive particulates, leading to accelerated wear of the cage and ball bearings. This results in mechanical grinding or clicking during suspension travel or steering articulation. A full half-shaft assembly is the standard resolution when internal joint tolerances are lost.
SKU: 1333942
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3%
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Brake Pad Kit
Heavy use in muddy conditions acts as a lapping compound, rapidly wearing down the friction material to the metal backing plate. The grinding noise is the result of metal-on-metal contact between the steel backing plate and the brake rotor during wheel rotation.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Front Wheel Bearing.
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