Tether Switch and Cap for Polaris Rush 600 2010-2013

Tether Switch and Cap for Polaris

The Tether Switch and Cap for Polaris is a safety kill-switch assembly that stops the engine the moment the lanyard is pulled free, and it serves as a replacement tether switch for the listed Polaris Rush 600 snowmobiles.

Overview

This tether switch and cap for Polaris gives you back the shutdown safety feature that keeps a riderless snowmobile from running away, cutting ignition as soon as the lanyard separates from the cap. It is intended as a replacement for a failed or worn factory tether switch on Polaris Rush 600 sleds, so you can get back on the snow without chasing discontinued OEM parts. Riders and shops maintaining these machines will find the tether switch and cap for Polaris a straightforward swap.

Built For Performance

• Kill-switch design interrupts ignition when the lanyard is pulled from the cap
• Replacement-style switch and cap assembly shaped to match the original mounting location
• Contacts built to hold up to snow, ice, and repeated wet-dry cycling
• Compact body that fits the handlebar and console area on the listed models
• Installs with the stock-style connection, no harness modifications needed

Fits These Machines

• for Polaris Rush 600 2010
• for Polaris Rush 600 2011
• for Polaris Rush 600 2012
• for Polaris Rush 600 2013

On-The-Job Use

• Replacing a tether switch that fails to shut the engine down when the lanyard is pulled
• Restoring rider-safety shutdown on trail, lake, and mountain rides
• Scheduled maintenance on Polaris Rush 600 snowmobiles
• Keeping a spare tether switch and cap in the trailer for quick trailside swaps

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: How should the tether switch behave once installed? A: The engine should run with the lanyard seated in the cap and shut off the instant the lanyard is pulled free; reversed behavior means the leads are wired backward. Check your connector style before ordering.

Q: Can I reuse my original lanyard with this cap? A: The cap is built for a standard pull-style lanyard, but clip and post dimensions can differ between production runs, so compare it with your old cap first.

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