Squeaking suspension 2014 800 full size 800

I had the same experience with my 800 and you will likely need to add some grease fittings. At this link, see the nice write up by commanderjjones, http://www.prcforum.com/forum/24-ranger-technical/50310-grease-fittings-2.html

Just about all the 700/800 have had this issue, polaris finally installed grease zerks on the A arm bushings on the 900.
There are several threads on this, type it in the search feature, and you will get the information you are looking for. Some of the threads have pics.

Remove all A arms and install grease zerks along with the rear bearing carrier.

On my 900 rear suspension where there was no grease fittings I had the squeaking right off the bat. I didn't take the time to drill and fit grease fitting. What I did was remove the attaching hardware and coated it with Anti-Seize grease and that pretty has done away the squeaking in question. I now have over 300 hours on the Ranger and it is still quiet. In wet country and mud that could be a different story and I would go the grease fitting route where Polaris left off.

Thanks for the information guys that is a big help, I was thinking about adding grease zerts but wasn’t sure if I could. Thanks alot

wwhittle64 said:

Thanks for the information guys that is a big help, I was thinking about adding grease zerts but wasn’t sure if I could. Thanks alot

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It can be done with a little time, effort and perhaps a cold one

alloutdoors said:

It can be done with a little time, effort and perhaps a cold one

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Thanks again I'll post after I finish the mod, and yes a cold one will be part of the plan:very_drunk:

Adding zerks is a huge plus. Even then, you can still get some squeaks from the shock mounting points, and adding zerks to those would be very difficult. So I spray some WD40 on my shock mounts after I pressure wash it.

I saw a comment above about greasing the 900 even though polaris added zerks. Is it necessary to add more zerks and grease the 900 despite whatolaris has done

Rdfish1 said:

I saw a comment above about greasing the 900 even though polaris added zerks. Is it necessary to add more zerks and grease the 900 despite whatolaris has done

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Polaris did not put them (zerks) on the rear carrier bearing pivot points.

Toxic-21 said:

Polaris did not put them (zerks) on the rear carrier bearing pivot points.

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Jerks no zerks:livid:

Toxic-21 said:

Polaris did not put them (zerks) on the rear carrier bearing pivot points.

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Right, and those wear out as quicker or quicker than the bushings on the frame end of the arms. Eventually it will oblong the carrier to the point it has to be replaced, I had to replace the ones on my '06 and that was a deciding factor in adding the zerks to that location.