Tether Switch and Cap for Polaris RMK Trail 2007-2009
Tether Switch and Cap for Polaris RMK Trail 2007-2009
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Tether Switch and Cap for Polaris
The tether switch and cap for Polaris snowmobiles provides a safety cutoff that stops the engine when the rider separates from the machine, allowing the motor to shut down instantly instead of running unattended.
Overview
This tether switch and cap for Polaris is a direct replacement safety component for your snowmobile. The tether switch and cap for Polaris keeps the engine kill circuit closed while the rider is tethered, then cuts ignition the moment the cord pulls free. Riders and mechanics servicing trail machines rely on this tether switch and cap for Polaris to restore the factory safety function.
Built For Performance
- Engineered to break the ignition circuit the instant the tether cord is pulled
- Cap and switch pairing matches the factory mounting point for a drop-in fit
- Weather-resistant construction handles cold, snow, and trail spray
- Spring-loaded contact design delivers a consistent on and off action
- Compact body fits the stock handlebar or console mounting location
- Straightforward two-wire hookup keeps installation simple
Fits These Machines
- for Polaris RMK Trail 2007
- for Polaris RMK Trail 2008
- for Polaris RMK Trail 2009
On-The-Job Use
- Trail riding where a rider-down engine cutoff is required
- Mountain and deep snow riding where a runaway sled is a hazard
- Rebuilding or restoring a used Polaris chassis
- Replacing a worn or broken tether lanyard anchor
Specs At A Glance
| Part Type | Tether Switch and Cap |
| Function | Safety engine kill cutoff |
| Compatible Years | 2007 to 2009 |
| Compatible Model | for Polaris RMK Trail |
Good To Know
Q: How does the tether switch work? A: The cap holds a closed circuit while the lanyard is attached to the rider, and when the rider falls off the cord pulls free and the switch opens to kill the engine. This cuts ignition without needing the key or kill button.
Q: Do I need to match the tether cord to this switch? A: Use a lanyard designed for the same style of tether switch and cap so the cap seats firmly and releases cleanly. A loose or mismatched cord can cause intermittent cutoff or prevent the cap from staying engaged.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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