This comprehensive service manual provides detailed instructions for the inspection, service, and overhaul of the 2000 Polaris Indy 500/600 snowmobile. Whether you're a first-time DIYer or a seasoned mechanic, this manual offers the guidance you need to tackle a wide range of tasks, from basic maintenance to complete engine and suspension overhauls. Clear illustrations, detailed drawings, and photographs accompany each step, ensuring you have all the information necessary to perform the work correctly. The manual includes troubleshooting sections to help diagnose issues and identify possible causes. Most chapters begin with an assembly or system illustration, diagrams, exploded parts views, service information, and troubleshooting tips. Subsequent pages then provide detailed procedures. **Models Covered:** * INDY 500 * 500 CLASSIC * CLASSIC TOURING * WIDETRAK LX * INDY 500 XC * INDY 500 SKS (Euro) * INDY 500 XC SP 45th ANNIVERSARY * INDY 500 RMK * TRIUMPH **Manual Contents:** * General Information * Maintenance / Tune-Up * Engines * Fuel System / Carburetion * Clutches * Body and Steering * Suspension * Brakes / Final Drive * Electrical * Wiring Diagrams This manual is the equivalent of what professionals use, providing the in-depth information needed to successfully maintain and repair your Polaris Indy 500/600 snowmobile.

The Polaris Indy 500/600, a snowmobile icon of the late 90s and early 2000s, was a popular choice for both recreational riders and competitive racers. Built from 1999 to 2001, the Indy 500/600 was a versatile machine designed for a range of riding conditions. While both models shared the same chassis and many components, the key difference lay in their engines. The Indy 500 was powered by a 499cc, liquid-cooled, twin-cylinder engine, while the Indy 600 boasted a 599cc, liquid-cooled, twin-cylinder unit. Both engines were known for their reliability and smooth power delivery, making them suitable for everything from casual trail riding to aggressive backcountry adventures. The Indy 500/600 featured a lightweight and responsive chassis, designed for maneuverability and agility on the snow. The suspension system, with its independent front and rear shock absorbers, provided a comfortable ride and excellent handling. The machine also featured a range of user-friendly features, including a digital instrument cluster, an electric start, and a convenient storage compartment. The Polaris Indy 500/600 was highly regarded for its performance and durability. The 500cc engine offered a balanced blend of power and fuel efficiency, making it suitable for a wide range of riders. The 600cc engine, on the other hand, provided a noticeable boost in performance, making it a popular choice for those seeking a more aggressive riding experience. The Indy 500/600 was also known for its reliability, with its robust engine and durable components built to withstand the harsh conditions of winter. The machine was praised for its smooth handling and its ability to navigate a variety of terrain. In addition to its performance and reliability, the Indy 500/600 was also appreciated for its comfortable riding position and its user-friendly features. These factors combined to make it a popular choice for both recreational and competitive riders alike. Still, it is important to remember that, like any vehicle, proper maintenance is crucial to ensure the Indy 500/600 remains in peak operating condition. This is where a service repair manual comes in. It provides vital information on recommended maintenance schedules, troubleshooting procedures, and repair techniques, helping owners keep their machines running smoothly for many years to come.