Unless noted, trademarks are the property of Polaris Industries Inc. To learn more, read Snowmobile VIN Search Tool. Use the VIN search tool to enter your VIN and find your vehicle's year, model, warranty status, safety bulletins, engine serial number and more. Record your VIN and engine serial number in your Owner’s Manual for easy reference. Refer to the Introduction section of your Owner’s Manual for specific information on your vehicle's engine serial number location. The exact location varies based on model. Your snowmobile's engine serial number (1) can be found on the engine recoil cover. Durable 3/8'-16 mounting studs ensure secure fit. Hardweld at front of wear rod and 1-1/2' carbide pad at the back. 4' carbide contains 90° of carbide 6' and 8' carbide carry 60° carbide. Available in 4', 6' or 8' of turning carbide. Vehicles from before 1997 have seven-digit VINs. Each wear rod features two 7/16' runners with center carbide. All the indy Classics in the 90s were 500 motors. However, I just checked, there wasnt a 440 Classic in 1996. The Electric start and reverse are also nice features. The 96 Classic has Xtra12 front and rear so it will ride well until you start pushing the sled to its limits. Snowmobiles made since 1997 have a 17-digit VIN. PolarisPartsMN said: Good reliable motor. Note that if you have replaced the engine, this information does not apply. Include your question, the engine serial number and any information about the vehicle that may assist in identification. If you are unable to locate or read your VIN but have an engine serial number, use the Contact Us options at the bottom of the page for assistance with vehicle identification. It can be found on the right side tunnel between the certification label and emissions certification label. The VIN can be found on a sticker and also is etched into the tunnel. The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is a unique number used to identify your Polaris snowmobile.
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