Panel Latch for Polaris RMK Assault 800 2016-2019 Snowmobile

Panel Latch for Polaris RMK Assault 800

This panel latch is a replacement body fastening component that secures the side panels on Polaris RMK Assault 800 snowmobiles, keeping plastic bodywork locked down through trail vibration and deep snow riding.

Overview

This panel latch serves as a direct replacement fastening solution for the Polaris RMK Assault 800, holding side panels firmly in place so they stay seated during aggressive riding. Riders who have broken or lost an original latch will find this panel latch restores secure panel retention without the cost of a full assembly. It is aimed at Polaris RMK Assault 800 owners performing routine bodywork maintenance.

Built For Performance

• Designed to match the mounting points of the Polaris RMK Assault 800 side panel
• Constructed to resist vibration loosening common on mountain snowmobile chassis
• Simple mechanical fastening action allows quick panel removal for service access
• Rated for cold-weather operation typical of snowmobile bodywork hardware
• Compact profile keeps the latch clear of panels and controls
• Sold as a single replacement latch for one mounting location

Fits These Machines

• for Polaris RMK Assault 800, 2016-2019

On-The-Job Use

• Securing side panels after belt or clutch service
• Replacing a broken latch during pre-season snowmobile prep
• Keeping bodywork tight on mountain and deep snow rides
• Restoring panel fit after trailside damage

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: Will this latch fit both sides of the sled? A: Check your machine's panel layout against the listed fitment, since latches can be side-specific depending on the model year.

Q: How do I know if my latch needs replacing? A: A latch that no longer holds the panel tight or has a cracked body should be replaced before it lets the panel flap or detach while riding.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.