Spod 87-0095 User manual

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Polaris Pro-R, Turbo-R, Pro-XP BantamX & SourceLT Rocker
Switch Kit(s)
87-0095, 87-0096, 87-0128, 87-0129, 87-0131, 87-0132,
87-0133, 87-0135
2950 Norman Strasse San Marcos, CA 92069
Phone [phone] • Fax [phone]
[e-mail] • www.4x4spod.com

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Warranty & Returns Policy
WARRANTY AND REPAIR POLICY
sPOD oers a non-transferable 5-year limited warranty on electronic parts and components from
manufacturers defects from the date of purchase (Eecve on products purchased aer 4/1/23). sPOD will
repair or replace items in queson and return them to Buyer at no charge. If the idencal product is no
longer available, sPOD will replace with a similar product of equal value. sPOD will not be responsible for
any indirect or consequenal damages in connecon with defecve merchandise.
Exclusions:
Products that have been subjected to abuse, misuse, accident, alteraon, modicaon, improper
installaon, tampering, or any use other than the product’s designed purpose will void the warranty. The
sPOD warranty excludes the following: Installaon errors, abuse, misuse or crash damage, reverse polarity
of baery cables, changing the 2 amp fuse for any other rated fuse, cung o our connectors, splicing into
our wires/harnesses, aaching anything other than our baery cables to our posive and negave
terminal studs on our BantamX/SourceLT boards, changing our supplied switches (switch body), removing
the actuators without using our specic actuator removal tool. This warranty shall be automacally voided
if the items sent for warranty replacement are modied in any way or were not used as intended or
applicable. Addionally, this warranty excludes normal wear and tear. NOTE: Any or all aermarket brake
controllers, hi-amp solenoids or any hi-amp relay that is aached to the same posive baery post will
cause irreversible damage to the sPOD system. This will void all warranes. This warranty shall be
automacally voided if the items sent for warranty replacement are returned with water/liquid/chemical
damage to any electrical component.
The buyer MUST provide a copy of the original invoice or have completed the online product registraon.
Shipping responsibilies and/or charges will be determined once a claim has been opened. sPOD systems
will be repaired or replaced at manufacturer’s discreon. This warranty does not cover miscellaneous
expenses, including, but not limited to, outside labor costs incurred for the installaon, removal,
replacement, and repair or troubleshoong. Please contact sPOD to assist with troubleshoong prior to
uninstalling your enre system as the soluon may not require that the system be removed.
All claims must be made in wring by mail or e-mail directly to sPOD:
By Mail: sPOD 2950 Norman Strasse Road San Marcos, CA 92069
By E-mail: [email protected]

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RETURN AND REFUND POLICY
sPOD will accept returns within 30 days from receipt of merchandise under the following condions:
Merchandise needs to be returned unused, with all printed material and accessories enclosed. If not in its
original condion or the product shows signs of installaon, addional charges will be applied or may not
be accepted. All returns must be accompanied with a return merchandise authorizaon (RMA) number (to
be provided by sPOD at me of request) and a receipt of original purchase.
To obtain an RMA number, please email [e-mail] with your full name, invoice number, and
part number of the item(s) you need to return.
A 15% percent restocking fee will apply aer 30 days. All shipping charges are at the buyer’s expense. The
original shipping fees are non-refundable. We strongly recommend you insure all packages before shipping.
We are not responsible for lost or stolen merchandise while in transit. We assume liability once the
returned system has reached our facilies. Once your return shipment has been received and approved,
your return will be processed. Failure to comply with the process and terms stated above may result in a
processing delay and/or a refusal of the returned package.
The above warranes and policies are subject to change without prior noce.

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**For a color copy of instrucons, visit your vehicle specic applicaon on BajaDesigns.com **
(BantamX) (Qty: 1)
BantamX w/ 84” Ba
(91-0025) (Qty: 1)
3’ Ethernet Cable
(87-0021) (Qty: 1)
PCM Bracket
(64-0307) (Qty: 1)
8-Switch Dash Harness
(CAN-Adapter) (Qty: 1)
CAN-Bus Controller
(20-1283) (Qty: 2)
¼-20x1/2” Hex Head Bolt
(20-1282) (Qty: 2)
¼ Flat Washer
(20-1278) (Qty: 2)
¼”-20 Extruded U Nut
(SourceLT) (Qty: 1)
SourceLT w/ 84” Ba
(91-0410) (Qty: 1)
Control Cable for
SourceLT
(87-0021) (Qty: 1)
PCM Bracket
(64-0306) (Qty: 1)
6-Switch Dash Harness
(20-1278) (Qty: 2)
¼”-20 Extruded U Nut
(20-1283) (Qty: 2)
¼-20x1/2” Hex Head Bolt
(20-1282) (Qty: 2)
¼ Flat Washer
Required Tool(s):
▪T20, T40 Torx
▪7/16”, 10mm wrench
▪Trim removal tool
▪Phillips head screwdriver
Parts List 8 Switch Kit:
Parts List 6 Switch Kit:

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To begin, make sure the vehicle is in park, on level ground and the parking brake is engaged.
Step 1:
Remove the PCM cover. Attach the PCM to the bracket using a Phillips head screwdriver and the included
screws making sure the included gasket is in between the two. Make sure the battery cables pass through
the battery cable holes. Route the control cable in through the left slot and plug it into either port.
Step 2:
Place two included extruded u-nuts around the two tabs in the passenger footwell (circled).
Step 3:
Aach the PCM bracket to the u-nuts using the included ¼”-20 hardware and a 7/16” wrench.
Bracket
Gasket
PCM
Cover
+
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Ethernet

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Step 4: BantamX Users only
Using a T20 Torx, remove the passenger side glove box screw (arrowed). Aach the CAN-Adapter with the
10-pin plug facing the rear of the vehicle using the rear bolt hole and the stock hardware.
Step 5:
Remove the driver and passenger seats by liing the latch located at the front of the seat and rocking
forward.
Step 6:
Using a 10mm wrench, disconnect the negave cables from the baeries. Start by disconnecng baery A’s
negave cable rst (furthest rearward baery connecon). Some models may have only one baery.
B
A

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Step 7:
Remove the rear upper close-o panel by turning the 4 quarter-turn latches counter-clockwise unl they
release. Using a trim removal tool, remove the cupholder insert (circled) from the center console.
Step 8:
Using the T40 Torx, remove the 4 bolts located near the back of the center console container. Open the
center console and turn the 2 quarter-turn fasteners (located near the latch catch) clockwise unl they
release. Li up and remove the center console container assembly.

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Step 9:
Using a trim removal tool or athead screwdriver, remove the 2 plasc push rivets (one side boxed) behind
the cup holders. Using a T40 Torx, remove the 8 bolts (arrowed) securing the passenger side of the center
console.
Step 10:
Locate and remove the 2 plasc push rivets on the top passenger side center console panel located under
the dash.
Step 11:
Carefully remove the LED on the passenger side center console panel by pressing the plasc trim ring back
through the panel.

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Step 13:
Route the baery cables from the PCM through the grommet on the front of the center console panel. Run
the wires through the center console and to the baeries underneath the driver’s seat. The white circle
shows the trans tunnel access hole.
Step 12:
Carefully li upward on the center panel starng near the back to disengage the retenon tabs. Carefully
release the passenger side center console panel from the vehicle but leave it near its mounng locaon.

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Step 14:
Using a 10mm wrench, connect the posive (red) ring terminal to the posive post of the baery. Repeat by
connecng the negave (black) ring terminal to the negave post of the baery. If you have 2 baeries.
Make sure both negave leads are connected if equipped with dual baeries.
Step 15:
Set the passenger side center console panel upright and almost into place. Plug the footwell LED into its
mounng hole. Press the panel into place making sure the PCM Power cable wires do not pinch. Insert the
two forward push rivets to hold the panel in place.
Step 16:
Reinstall the 8x T40 Torx bolts from step 9 and 2 push rivets from step 10.

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Step 18:
Reinstall the cupholder insert unl the retenon tabs engage. Reinstall the center console compartment and
secure using the T40 Torx bolts (arrowed), 2 on each side of the console and the quarter-turn fasteners
underneath the lid. Make sure the harnesses do not become pinched between any panels.
Step 19:
Reinstall the upper block-o panel and secure using the 4 quarter-turn latches released in step 7.
Step 17:
Press the top center console panel into place making sure the retenon tabs are properly aligned. Reinstall
the push rivets located just behind the cup holders.

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Step 20:
Reinstall the driver and passenger seats by hooking the front of the seat base and pivong them into place.
Make sure the harnesses do not become stuck behind the seats.
Step 21: For BantamX Only
Route the control cable, 10 pin wiring harness connector and Pulse Bar plug up to the CAN-Adapter. Plug the
control cable (boxed) and 10-pin connector (circled) into their respecve locaons in the CAN-Adapter.
Step 22: For SourceLT Only
Route the Deutsch connector end of the control cable to the driver side of the center console. Plug the
switch harness into the Deutsch connector of the control cable.
Pulse Bar

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Step 23:
Press out the number of switch blanks corresponding to your sPOD unit. 6 for SourceLT’s and 8 for
BantamX’s. To enable ignion triggered backlighng, plug the Pulse Bar connector of the switch harness into
an open Pulse Bar posion. The Pulse Bar is underneath the dash console box (see step 21). See Appendix 1
for detailed harness breakdown.
Step 24:
Route the rocker switch connectors to their corresponding posions. Connect the rocker switches and press
them into posion.
*Tie all wires away from sharp, hot, and/or rotang components.
* Re-torque all the fasteners aer 100 miles.
*Your install is now complete! Thank you for choosing sPOD.

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Appendix 1
BantamX Harness
SourceLT Harness