Polaris · shared OEM table · 3 manual P/Ns
600 Matryx / Indy Cross Country fault codes (2025–2027)
The 2025–2027 600 Matryx and Indy Cross Country manuals publish the same 84-entry diagnostic table. This page lists every P-code with its SPN/FMI cross-reference and the manual citation for each year.
Scope note
This page covers the shared 84-entry table. The 2025 600 Matryx Indy Cross Country (P/N 9941665) publishes it in chapter 0000684684; the 2026 600 Matryx Indy Cross Country (P/N 9942066) and 2027 600 Indy Cross Country 136 (P/N 9942400) publish it in chapter 0001044934.
The 2025 table adds P-code PP2230 to the earlier 83-entry snowmobile set. This page is not the 2022–2024 83-entry table and not the 2022 PRO-RMK / RMK KHAOS 88-entry table.
The table uses P-codes with an SPN/FMI cross-reference. The display may show either form; both identify the same entry.
Table profile
This page reproduces 84 entries from 3 model-year records (2025–2027), 3 manual P/Ns, and 2 OEM chapters.
Rows keep the manual’s printed order, from P1646 to P0503.
Every row prints both an SPN/FMI pair and a manufacturer code. 38 distinct SPNs and 17 FMI values appear.
The largest FMI groups are FMI 3 (20 rows), FMI 4 (18 rows), and FMI 0 (6 rows); together they account for 52% of the table.
The most repeated SPN is 110 with 5 rows, followed by SPN 520173 with 5 rows.
Every printed SPN/FMI pair carries one title in this table.
These counts describe the rows on this page, not every manual in the archive. The source box below lists the exact citation for every record on the page.
One table, three Cross Country years
The 2025 600 Matryx Indy Cross Country, 2026 600 Matryx Indy Cross Country, and 2027 600 Indy Cross Country 136 publish the same 84 rows. The 2025 manual uses chapter 0000684684; the 2026–2027 manuals use chapter 0001044934. The chapter identifiers differ, but the normalized code, component, and failure rows match entry-for-entry.
This page publishes the table once and keeps an anchor for each manual. The model-year URLs redirect to those anchors. The table rows are the same; the P/N and model-year citation are not.
What the 84 entries cover
The table includes accessory and chassis relays, barometric and engine-temperature sensors, battery voltage, crankshaft and camshaft signals, ECU memory and supply voltage, injectors, knock sensors, exhaust-valve actuator position, and several sensor plausibility faults.
Each row lists a P-code and an SPN/FMI pair. A code names a monitored circuit or condition; it does not confirm that the ECU, injector, or another named part has failed.
Snowmobile-specific notes
Cold, vibration, snow intrusion, and battery condition can all affect the circuits in this table. A low-voltage event can set several codes at once. Record every active and stored code before treating one row as the root cause.
This page is a code reference. It does not provide engine, fuel-system, or exhaust-valve service procedures. Those jobs require the OEM service manual and the appropriate tools.
How to use this page
Record the exact P-code and SPN/FMI, choose the anchor for your model year, and use the full table or the decoder. Note the manual P/N so the citation matches. The entry is a label from the OEM chapter, not a diagnosis for a specific vehicle.
Which manuals use this table
The table is shared; the manual citation is not. Use the P/N for your exact model year.
| Year | Model | Manual P/N | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 600 Matryx Indy Cross Country | 9941665 | Open chapter |
| 2026 | 600 Matryx Indy Cross Country | 9942066 | Open chapter |
| 2027 | 600 Indy Cross Country 136 | 9942400 | Open chapter |
Model and year notes
These notes explain which systems matter on each machine. They do not add rows to the OEM table.
600 Matryx / Indy Cross Country (2025–2027)
All three model years publish this 84-entry table. The 2025 and 2026 manuals cover the 600 Matryx Indy Cross Country; the 2027 manual covers the 600 Indy Cross Country 136. The table is identical; the manual P/N, chapter, and model-year citation are not.
Full OEM table
84 entries from the shared OEM diagnostic chapter.
This chapter publishes one condition line per code. The condition column preserves that wording; the FMI glossary explains the numeric suffix.
No entries match that filter. Try the code number, component name, or FMI.
| Code | Condition (OEM manual) |
|---|---|
| SPN 520219FMI 5 | Accessory Relay Driver Circuit Open |
| SPN 520219FMI 3 | Accessory Relay Driver Circuit Short to B+ |
| SPN 108FMI 3 | Barometric Sensor Circuit Voltage High |
| SPN 108FMI 4 | Barometric Sensor Circuit Voltage Low |
| SPN 108FMI 0 | Barometric Sensor Unrealistic Transition |
| SPN 523959FMI 31 | Batch Fire Detection |
| SPN 158FMI 3 | Battery Voltage High |
| SPN 158FMI 4 | Battery Voltage Low |
| SPN 520176FMI 3 | Chassis Supply Voltage High |
| SPN 520176FMI 4 | Chassis Supply Voltage Low |
| SPN 636FMI 8 | Crankshaft Position Sensor Circuit Fault |
| SPN 636FMI 2 | Crankshaft Sensor Signal Fault |
| SPN 520175FMI 3 | Critical Supply Voltage High |
| SPN 520175FMI 4 | Critical Supply Voltage Low |
| SPN 1352FMI 16 | Cylinder 1 (MAG) Knock Level Critical |
| SPN 1353FMI 16 | Cylinder 2 (PTO) Knock Level Critical |
| SPN 628FMI 13 | ECU Memory Checksum Error |
| SPN 520174FMI 3 | ECU Supply Voltage High |
| SPN 520174FMI 4 | ECU Supply Voltage Low |
| SPN 110FMI 16 | Engine Over-temperature Fault |
| SPN 110FMI 10 | Engine Temperature Abnormal Rate of Change |
| SPN 110FMI 0 | Engine Temperature Over-Temp Shutdown |
| SPN 110FMI 3 | Engine Temperature Sensor Circuit Voltage High |
| SPN 110FMI 4 | Engine Temperature Sensor Circuit Voltage Low |
| SPN 520180FMI 16 | EV Actuator Position High in Closed Position |
| SPN 520179FMI 16 | EV Actuator Position High in Mid Position |
| SPN 520178FMI 16 | EV Actuator Position High in Open Position |
| SPN 520180FMI 18 | EV Actuator Position Low in Closed Position |
| SPN 520179FMI 18 | EV Actuator Position Low in Mid Position |
| SPN 520178FMI 18 | EV Actuator Position Low in Open Position |
| SPN 173FMI 0 | Exhaust Over-Temperature Shutdown |
| SPN 173FMI 3 | Exhaust Temp Sensor Signal High |
| SPN 173FMI 4 | Exhaust Temp Sensor Signal Low |
| SPN 173FMI 10 | Exhaust Temp Sensor Unrealistic Transition |
| SPN 520173FMI 0 | Exhaust Temperature Sensor 2 - Temperature Too High |
| SPN 520173FMI 10 | Exhaust Temperature Sensor 2 Abnormal Rate of Change |
| SPN 520173FMI 14 | Exhaust Temperature Sensor 2 Mismatch with Sensor 1 |
| SPN 520173FMI 3 | Exhaust Temperature Sensor 2 Voltage High |
| SPN 520173FMI 4 | Exhaust Temperature Sensor 2 Voltage Low |
| SPN 523956FMI 10 | Exhaust Valve Actuator Abnomral Rate of Change |
| SPN 523957FMI 19 | Exhaust Valve Actuator Internal IC Communication Loss |
| SPN 523957FMI 6 | Exhaust Valve Actuator Internal IC Over Current / Over Temp |
| SPN 523957FMI 3 | Exhaust Valve Actuator Internal IC Voltage High |
| SPN 523957FMI 4 | Exhaust Valve Actuator Internal IC Voltage Low |
| SPN 523958FMI 4 | Exhaust Valve Actuator Open Circuit |
| SPN 523958FMI 5 | Exhaust Valve Actuator Open Circuit |
| SPN 523958FMI 6 | Exhaust Valve Actuator Over Current |
| SPN 523956FMI 3 | Exhaust Valve Actuator Position Sensor Voltage High |
| SPN 523956FMI 4 | Exhaust Valve Actuator Position Sensor Voltage Low |
| SPN 523958FMI 3 | Exhaust Valve Actuator Short Circuit |
| SPN 520337FMI 7 | Exhaust Valve Learning Default Position |
| SPN 157FMI 18 | Fuel Rail Pressure Below Power Limit |
| SPN 157FMI 3 | Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Voltage High |
| SPN 157FMI 4 | Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Voltage Low |
| SPN 174FMI 3 | Fuel Temperature Sensor Voltage High |
| SPN 174FMI 4 | Fuel Temperature Sensor Voltage Low |
| SPN 520242FMI 13 | Ground Speed Pulses Per Mile not Programmed |
| SPN 105FMI 10 | IAT Sensor Abnormal Rate of Change |
| SPN 1268FMI 5 | Ignition Coil 1 (MAG) Driver Circuit Open |
| SPN 1269FMI 5 | Ignition Coil 2 (PTO) Driver Circuit Open |
| SPN 105FMI 3 | Intake Air Temp Sensor Circuit Voltage High |
| SPN 105FMI 4 | Intake Air Temp Sensor Circuit Voltage Low |
| SPN 651FMI 5 | MAG Cylinder Port Injector Open Circuit |
| SPN 651FMI 3 | MAG Cylinder Port Injector Short to B+ |
| SPN 1352FMI 0 | Max. Detonation Correction Limit Reached, MAG Cylinder |
| SPN 1353FMI 0 | Max. Detonation Correction Limit Reached, PTO Cylinder |
| SPN 520241FMI 13 | Oil Pump or Fuel Injector Offset not Programmed |
| SPN 520177FMI 3 | Peak Injector Voltage High |
| SPN 520177FMI 4 | Peak Injector Voltage Low |
| SPN 652FMI 5 | PTO Cylinder Port Injector Open Circuit |
| SPN 652FMI 3 | PTO Cylinder Port Injector Short to B+ |
| SPN 32523FMI 31 | Regulator: Chassis Voltage Too High |
| SPN 32523FMI 4 | Regulator: Critical Voltage Too Low |
| SPN 32531FMI 37 | Regulator: Stator Open Circuit |
| SPN 32531FMI 36 | Regulator: Stator Output Low |
| SPN 520555FMI 31 | Riding With Brakes On Moderately Severe |
| SPN 520556FMI 31 | Riding With Brakes On Most Severe |
| SPN 51FMI 3 | Throttle Position Sensor 1 Voltage High |
| SPN 51FMI 4 | Throttle Position Sensor 1 Voltage Low |
| SPN 520194FMI 4 | Throttle Release Switch Signal Circuit Short to Ground |
| SPN 520194FMI 3 | Throttle Release Switch Signal Circuit Short to Voltage |
| SPN 520194FMI 7 | Throttle Stuck Error |
| SPN 51FMI 10 | TPS Unrealistic Transition |
| SPN 84FMI 2 | Vehicle Speed Sensor Signal Fault |
Earliest cited chapter: Polaris Owner's Manual P/N 9941665 (2025 600 Matryx Indy Cross Country) - Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC) chapter. Every cited chapter is linked in Sources below. Codes can vary by trim, market, and running changes.
What the FMI number means
Every entry pairs an SPN with an FMI. The FMI is the failure type; the SPN is the circuit or component.
| FMI | What it generally means |
|---|---|
| 0 | Data valid, but above the normal operating range (most severe) |
| 1 | Data valid, but below the normal operating range (most severe) |
| 2 | Data erratic, intermittent, or incorrect |
| 3 | Voltage above normal, or shorted to a high source |
| 4 | Voltage below normal, or shorted to a low source |
| 5 | Current below normal, or open circuit |
| 6 | Current above normal, or grounded circuit |
| 7 | Mechanical system not responding or out of adjustment |
| 8 | Abnormal frequency, pulse width, or period |
| 9 | Abnormal update rate |
| 10 | Abnormal rate of change |
| 11 | Root cause not known |
| 12 | Bad intelligent device or component |
| 13 | Out of calibration |
| 16 | Data valid, but above the normal operating range (moderately severe) |
| 19 | Received network data in error |
| 31 | Condition exists (manufacturer-specific) |
Reading the table
The code column gives the identifier the controller publishes: an SPN/FMI pair or a P-code. The label column gives the short condition or component/failure text from the cited OEM chapter.
A label identifies a monitored circuit or condition. It does not confirm that a named part has failed, and it does not establish whether the machine is safe to operate.
Write down the full code, the model year and model, and the conditions when it appears. That record is what the manual and a service provider use to match the entry to your machine.
Source note
This page publishes short component and condition labels from the public OEM manual chapter, not the manual's long-form repair prose. The source list below opens the exact chapter for every manual in the group.
Scope
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.
Common questions
What does this 600 Matryx / Indy Cross Country table cover?
This page lists 84 code entries from the cited public OEM chapter (0001044934 / 0000684684, 3 manual P/Ns). The table preserves the short condition or component/failure labels published in that chapter.
Where can I check the source?
The source box at the bottom of the page gives the manual P/N, the model-year coverage, and a link to the OEM chapter. The methodology page explains the site’s source and labeling rules.