Remove the bolt from the crankshaft. You will need a puller to remove the clutch. I can tell you how to make one, Let me know.
It has a check screw on the right side of the engine...forward of the clutch cover. Its easy to spot because it has a copper washer. Remove the 8mm bolt and fill the crank case till oil comes out of the bolt hole...then you know your good.
As far as I know, the clutch on these "newer" models of 106's is adjusted automatically. If you don't think that that seems to be the case:below the battery (when standing in front of the car it should be on your right hand side) there is a bolt (or the thingie you "screw" onto a bolt... I don't know the word for that in English since I'm dutch). After the bolt there is a small kinda cilindrical shaped device from which a cable runs. If I'm not mistaken you can adjust the "thingie you screw on a bolt" to adjust the take-up of the clutch.
I know on the 1996 Ranger the manual shows to lift the clutch pedal every 5,000 miles to adjust the hydraulic clutch . I don't know if yours is the same
With a smile. Just kidding there is an od looking bolt on the left cover of the block. Start there, i don't know the rest
I'm assuming you mean the pressure plate on the clutch. It is a time consuming job. The transmission has to come out. Then the clutch comes out. It is about a $600 job to get this done and also put in a new clutch disc. Unless you know your way around transmissions and drive shafts I would suggest having it done.
Idon't know about a 1995 Polaris 300 Sportsman, but I have a 2008 Polaris 300 Sportsman and the main particular oil I use for mine is Polaris brand oil. If your not satisfied with my answer, call your Polaris Company.
What bolt and what do you want to know about this bolt?
Slipping of the clutch and a peculiar smell are the first signs of a clutch that is worn out.
There are various ways through which you can know when your clutch is bad. When you are having troubles shifting gears, this might be a clear indication of a clutch problems.
There are several websites available that have parts and peices of Polaris manuals on them. To answer your question though I would need to know what year your Polaris is.
Polaris is also known as the North Star, Pole Star, Guiding Star, and Stella Polaris.