Polaris Help Please

[Leddy]

Driving down a lease road and front left wheel turns out left and can’t be straightened.

Can anyone diagnose the issue with the 2 pics provided? Won’t be able to lay eyes on it until Friday.

Thank you in Advance!!

[Bowtech38]

Looks like the shaft is coming out of the hub

[BBReezen]

Looks like the shaft is coming out of the hub

That and the ball joints are all out of whack like an A arm come loose or something.

Your top and bottom ball joints look to be not o the same plane anymore

[TexasTailHunter]

I’ve identified the problem! Polaris

[Acameron52]

I’ve identified the problem! Polaris

Hater.

[sideways]

Polaris Help Please

Broken or bent tie rod


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[TX03RUBI]

Broken or bent tie rod


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This

[CastAndBlast]

Tie rod is toast! You can either replace it, or straighten it and put a metal sleeve over it.

[PYBUCK]

Tie rod is broken. You can get one from a Polaris dealer for $40 or on e-bay for $15. I use aftermarket parts. It is on the back side of the tire in case you didn't know.

[Hammerdown]

Tie rod is bent. I'm sure it got caught on something and bent which caused the wheel to toe out. Pretty easy fix, straighten or replace.

[super_dave]

I’m gonna disagree. While the tie rod may be broken now, it looks like the failure was the rear mount of the upper a-arm. It looks as if it came loose and rolled forwards

The ball joints give it away.


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[super_dave]

The boot is also almost rubbing the a arm guard. That whole hub assembly has rolled forward and I will guarantee you that the upper a-arm is not connected. Either broken arm or a bolt failure


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[SwampRanger]

I’ve identified the problem! Polaris

#truth

I’ve had one falling apart for 5 years now one piece at a time

[kumathebear]

pm sent

[Passafist]

#truth

I’ve had one falling apart for 5 years now one piece at a time

Isn’t that how everything falls apart? One piece at a time over a period of years?
Just askin for a friend