Twenty-two RZR records, five table identities
The archive holds 22 Polaris RZR model-year records and 4,830 record-rows. Those records do not cite 22 different tables. They resolve to five normalized row sets, 1,044 canonical rows, and 26 manual P/Ns. The records span 2020 through 2027.
The difference between the two row totals is repetition. A 302-row table attached to six model-year records contributes 1,812 record-rows but 302 canonical rows. The canonical count adds each table identity once; the record-row count adds the table once per record that cites it.
This is a label index. It does not provide repair procedures, parts advice, or a diagnosis for a specific machine. Codes can vary by trim, market, and running changes.
The five identities
| Rows | Records | Years | Manual P/Ns | Fingerprint | Canonical page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 207 | 1 | 2020 | 2 | 0e85c0527d28 | RZR XP Turbo S 2020 |
| 165 | 5 | 2022–2026 | 5 | ead6c7337e63 | RZR 200 / Ranger 150 |
| 168 | 1 | 2027 | 1 | 9443b37c7a5f | 2027 RZR 200 / Ranger 150 |
| 302 | 6 | 2022–2026 | 9 | ad84dd0e295f | RZR Pro R / Turbo R |
| 202 | 9 | 2021–2026 | 9 | 941041c76d21 | RZR Pro XP / S 1000 / Trail S |
| 1,044 | 22 | 2020–2027 | 26 | Five hashes | Five canonical pages |
The 207-row and 168-row tables each cover one record. The other three cover five, six, and nine records. The record count and the P/N count move together in this set but are not the same number: the 302-row table cites nine P/Ns across six records.
Coverage by model year
| Year | Records | Record-rows | Tables cited |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | 1 | 207 | 207 |
| 2021 | 1 | 202 | 202 |
| 2022 | 5 | 1,073 | 165, 202, 302 |
| 2023 | 4 | 871 | 165, 202, 302 |
| 2024 | 3 | 669 | 165, 202, 302 |
| 2025 | 4 | 971 | 165, 202, 302 |
| 2026 | 3 | 669 | 165, 202, 302 |
| 2027 | 1 | 168 | 168 |
| Total | 22 | 4,830 | Five identities |
The archive holds no RZR record before 2020 and none after 2027. The 2022 year is the widest at five records; 2027 is the narrowest at one. The table counts are record counts, not a claim that every trim in a model group is covered.
The 302-row Pro R, Turbo R, and Pro S table
Six records cite the 302-row table: the 2022, 2023, and 2024 Pro R / Turbo R records, the 2025 Pro R record, and the 2025 and 2026 Pro S records. Nine manual P/Ns supply the six records. The fingerprint is ad84dd0e295f.
The 2025 set has no separate Turbo R record. The 2025 Pro R and the 2025 Pro S both cite this table. A reader looking for a 2025 Turbo R record will not find one; the archive records that gap rather than assigning the Pro R record to a Turbo R badge.
The table also covers the 2026 Pro S. That record is not named on the canonical page title, which lists Pro R and Turbo R. The page lists the Pro S record in its model-year section and in the P/N list.
The 202-row Pro XP, S 1000, and Trail S table
Nine records cite the 202-row table across 2021–2026: the 2021 S 1000, the 2022–2026 Pro XP records, the 2022 S 1000 MD, the 2022 Trail S 1000 Tractor, and the 2023 Trail S MD / ZUG / Tractor. Nine manual P/Ns supply the set. The fingerprint is 941041c76d21.
This is the widest RZR identity by record count. It mixes consumer Pro XP records with S 1000 and work-edition Trail S records. The shared rows do not make the machines identical; the table is the row set the cited chapters print. The work-edition records keep their own P/Ns and anchors.
The 207-row 2020 XP Turbo S table
The 2020 RZR XP Turbo S / Turbo S4 Velocity record cites a 207-row table and two manual P/Ns, 9929978 and 9931222. The fingerprint is 0e85c0527d28. It is the only RZR record with a 2020 model year and the only one with this row count.
The table carries the Turbo S trim qualifier in some printed titles. Those labels belong to this record and are cited with it. The archive does not merge the 207-row table into the 302-row table or the 202-row table.
The youth pair: 165 rows and 168 rows
Five RZR 200 records from 2022–2026 cite the 165-row table. The 2027 RZR 200 record cites a 168-row table. The two tables have different fingerprints, ead6c7337e63 and 9443b37c7a5f, and separate canonical pages.
The 165-row table also covers the Ranger 150 records in the youth group. The RZR 200 and Ranger 150 share the table, but they remain separate model-year records with their own anchors. The 2027 edition adds three rows and a new P/N, 9942347.
How the canonical rows are counted
The build normalizes the code rows from each cited chapter, computes a fingerprint, and publishes one canonical page per matching row set. The five RZR fingerprints produce five canonical pages. The 22 records attach to those pages through model-year anchors.
The canonical row count is 1,044: 207 plus 165 plus 168 plus 302 plus 202. The record-row count is 4,830 because the same table is counted once for each record that cites it. A citation names the record, the P/N, and the canonical page; the canonical page lists every record that shares the rows.
How to cite an RZR row
Name the model year, the model, the manual P/N, the canonical table page, and the row. For example: 2025 RZR Pro S, P/N 9954450, the 302-row Pro R / Turbo R table, and the printed row. The P/N separates the 2025 Pro S from the 2025 Pro R even though both records cite the same rows.
If the row prints a display key, name the key and the SPN/FMI pair. If the row prints the pair alone, the pair is the row identity. The model year and P/N stay in the citation either way.
What the RZR pages do not show
A shared canonical page does not claim that every machine in the group carries every feature named in a row. It claims that the cited chapters print the same normalized row set. The page lists the records and P/Ns behind that claim.
The archive does not show a 2025 Turbo R record, a pre-2020 RZR record, or a post-2027 RZR record. It also does not split the Pro R, Turbo R, and Pro S trims into separate tables. The rows are published as the manuals print them.
Questions about the RZR tables
How many RZR records and rows does the archive hold?
22 records, 4,830 record-rows, five table identities, and 1,044 canonical rows across 26 manual P/Ns.
Why do six records share the 302-row table?
The 2022–2024 Pro R / Turbo R records, the 2025 Pro R record, and the 2025–2026 Pro S records cite the same normalized rows. The table has one fingerprint, ad84dd0e295f.
Is there a 2025 Turbo R record?
No. The 2025 Pro R and Pro S both cite the 302-row table, but the archive holds no separate 2025 Turbo R record. The gap is recorded on the page.
Which RZR table covers the most records?
The 202-row Pro XP / S 1000 / Trail S table covers nine records. The 302-row table covers six, and the 165-row youth table covers five.
Does a shared RZR page mean the machines are identical?
No. The page records that the cited chapters print the same normalized rows. It does not claim that every trim carries every feature named in a row.
Where to look next
- RZR Pro R / Turbo R fault codes: the 302-row table across six records and nine P/Ns.
- RZR Pro XP / S 1000 / Trail S fault codes: the 202-row table across nine records.
- 2020 RZR XP Turbo S fault codes: the 207-row table and its two P/Ns.
- RZR 200 / Ranger 150 fault codes: the 165-row youth table, 2022–2026.
- 2027 RZR 200 / Ranger 150 fault codes: the 168-row 2027 edition.
- Polaris codes by model year: the broader record, manual, and fingerprint method.
This guide is an independent reference prepared from the cited owner’s manuals. It is not affiliated with Polaris Industries, and the owner’s manuals remain the authoritative sources for both the tables and the procedures.