OEM fault-code index 17,638 model-code entries · 138 manual P/Ns
Powersports DTCOEM fault-code library

UTV · ATV · Snowmobile · Off-road motorcycle

Find the OEM label behind a fault code. Start with the machine or the code.

Search short code labels from public OEM owner’s manuals and diagnostic chapters. Each page keeps the manual’s wording and lists the manual P/N and source link.

17,638 model-code entries · 138 manual P/Ns · 19 shared OEM tables

Short OEM labelsManual P/N citations

Start here

Three ways into the archive

Confirm the model year, table shape, and source before reading labels. Each route opens an index rather than a single table.

01 / Machine

Find your model year

23 model-year pages plus 19 shared OEM tables, each with its own source citation.

Browse all machines 02 / Code

Look up a printed code

Search 17,638 model-code entries by SPN/FMI pair, P-code, or manufacturer key.

Open the code index 03 / System

Start from the system

8 component and module views, from fuel and air to CAN and EPS.

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Machine hubs PolarisSegwayArctic CatJohn DeereARGO Honda CRF

New for 2027

Arctic Cat snowmobile tables

Three main tables and one shared EPS table from the 2027 Arctic Cat snowmobile manuals. Codes stay in the manual’s printed order.

2027 600.85867 main-table rows · Bearcat, HCR, HCX, M, XF, ZR2027 4 Stroke76 main-table rows · Pantera, ZR 7000/90002027 40039 main-table rows · Bearcat, Jag, M, Pantera, XFArctic Cat snowmobile EPS codes C1301–C133130 rows shared by both 2027 snowmobile tables

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Largest shared tables

Six tables that cover the most rows

Ranked by row count. Each page publishes one OEM table once, with every manual P/N and printed page attached.

2022–2026 Polaris · shared OEM table

RZR Pro R / Turbo R / Pro S

2022–2025 Pro R, 2022–2024 Turbo R, and 2025–2026 Pro S. One 302-entry condition table with OEM citations.

302 entries in 9 manual P/Ns 2023–2027 Polaris · shared OEM table

Sportsman 570 / 600 Tractor, MD, 2-Up

2023–2027 tractor, MD, international 1-Up, and 2026 2-Up. One 288-entry table with OEM citations.

288 entries in 7 manual P/Ns 2023 Polaris · shared OEM table

Sportsman 570 Touring / X2 / 6x6 (2023)

2023 Touring / X2, 6x6 EU, and X2 / Touring Tractor. One 269-entry table with OEM citations.

269 entries in 3 manual P/Ns 2021–2026 Polaris · shared OEM table

RZR Pro XP / RZR S 1000 / Trail S

2022-2026 RZR Pro XP / Pro XP 4 and 2021-2023 RZR S 1000 / Trail S. One 202-entry table with OEM citations.

202 entries in 9 manual P/Ns 2025–2027 Polaris · shared OEM table

Sportsman 570 / 600 Touring / X2 / 6x6

2025–2027 Touring, X2, and 6x6. One 180-entry table with OEM citations.

180 entries in 3 manual P/Ns 2024–2027 Polaris · shared OEM table

Sportsman / Scrambler XP 1000 S

2024–2026 combined and 2026–2027 2-Up manuals. One 179-entry table with OEM citations.

179 entries in 5 manual P/Ns

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How to use the index

Three steps to a source-backed label

01

Pick the model year

Codes, labels, and table coverage can change between trims and running changes. Start with the exact model year.

02

Enter the code

Use the SPN/FMI pair, P-code, or manufacturer code shown on the display or diagnostic tool. The decoder accepts all three formats.

03

Read the source

Open the cited OEM chapter and compare the label. The page is a code index, not a diagnosis.

Reference layer

Vocabulary, keys, and table changes

Table-first pages for the terms, code keys, and model-year differences behind the machine lists.

FMI referenceObserved values, printed values outside the range, and counts. Label varianceEvery code key that carries more than one printed OEM description. Model-year changesWhich model families reuse a table and which years publish a different one. GuidesHow code formats, shared tables, and model-year changes fit together. Code indexEvery SPN/FMI, P-code, and manufacturer key in one searchable table. GlossarySPN, FMI, DTC, P-code, CAN, ECU, EPS, and active versus stored. Honda CRF MIL-blink indexSeven 2010–2020 CRF owner’s manuals, 50 printed rows, and nine blink codes in one consolidated page.

Scope

A code label, not a repair guide.

This site publishes code labels and source citations. It does not provide repair procedures, parts recommendations, or a determination that a machine is safe to operate. For model-specific service information, use the cited OEM manual.

Some labels name safety-related systems. The label is copied from the OEM chapter; it is not an instruction to repair or operate the machine. The disclaimer and editorial policy record the full boundary.

Common questions

What is an SPN/FMI code?

SPN (suspect parameter number) identifies the circuit or component. FMI (failure mode identifier) identifies the failure type, such as voltage high, voltage low, open circuit, or erratic signal. Several OEMs use this format; Polaris is the largest group in this archive, while other brands use manufacturer codes alongside or instead of SPN/FMI. Honda’s competition CRF books use a MIL-blink count instead.

Is Powersports DTC affiliated with any manufacturer?

No. Powersports DTC is a reference site. Model names and code numbers are used for identification only.

Does this site diagnose a specific machine?

No. The pages list labels from cited OEM chapters. They do not confirm a failed part, provide repair steps, or establish whether a machine is safe to operate.

Why is my model not listed?

The index is limited to public OEM owner’s manuals and diagnostic chapters that have been located and cited. Check the brand hub for the current model-year list and the source for each table.

Do you sell parts or repair services?

No. We do not sell parts or repair services. The site uses Google Analytics 4 for aggregate traffic reporting and publishes an ads.txt publisher record for AdSense verification, but no ad units or affiliate links are currently active. Any future commercial relationship would be disclosed before activation.

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Search by SPN/FMI, P-code, or manufacturer code across every published model in the library.

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