Arctic Cat 700 Diesel 2015 User Manual (English)

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Questions and Answers:

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Daniel MasonJul 31, 2025
Why is the steering pulling to one side on my Arctic Cat 700 Diesel 2015?
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  James LinJul 31, 2025
  If your Arctic Cat Offroad Vehicle's steering pulls to one side, it could be due to several reasons. The tires might be inflated unequally, so adjust the pressure to match the recommended levels. The front wheel alignment could be incorrect, requiring an adjustment. Worn or broken wheel hub bearings can also cause this issue, so replace the bearings if necessary. In some cases, a distorted frame or a defective shock absorber may be the cause, requiring repair or replacement.
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Joseph JuarezAug 5, 2025
What causes rapid or uneven tire wear on an Arctic Cat 700 Diesel 2015 Offroad Vehicle?
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  Travis NewtonAug 5, 2025
  Rapid or uneven tire wear on your Arctic Cat Offroad Vehicle can stem from a few key issues. Check if the wheel hub bearings are worn or loose and replace them if needed. Incorrect front wheel alignment is another potential cause, requiring an adjustment. Also, ensure that the tire inflation pressure is correct; adjust it as necessary.
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Jonathan AlexanderAug 11, 2025
Why is the handling of my Arctic Cat Offroad Vehicle too heavy or stiff?
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  Brittany MorrisonAug 11, 2025
  If the handling of your Arctic Cat Offroad Vehicle feels too heavy or stiff, several factors could be responsible. Start by checking the front wheel alignment and adjust it if it's incorrect. Ensure adequate lubrication of appropriate components. Verify that the tire inflation pressure is at the correct level and adjust if it's low. Also, inspect the tie rod ends and linkage connections; if they are seizing, replace the tie rod ends or repair/replace the connections.
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Lisa AustinAug 16, 2025
What causes steering oscillation in my Arctic Cat 700 Diesel 2015?
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  Anthony PorterAug 16, 2025
  Steering oscillation in your Arctic Cat Offroad Vehicle can arise from several issues. Ensure your tires are inflated equally by adjusting the pressure. Inspect the wheels for any bending and replace them if necessary. Check for loose or missing wheel lug nuts and replace them. Examine the wheel hub bearings for wear or damage, replacing if needed. Look at the tie rod ends for wear or looseness, and replace or tighten them accordingly. Defective or incorrect tires should be replaced. Damaged A-arm bushings should also be replaced. Tighten any loose bolts or nuts on the frame, and replace any loose or missing wheel studs.
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paulalopezAug 21, 2025
How to fix steering noise in my Arctic Cat 700 Diesel 2015?
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  Samantha SmithAug 21, 2025
  If you're experiencing steering noise with your Arctic Cat Offroad Vehicle, there are a few things to check. Make sure the cap screws and nuts are tightened. Inspect the wheel hub bearings for any damage and replace them if necessary. Also, ensure that all appropriate components are adequately lubricated.
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Mary DuncanAug 26, 2025
What to do if the rear wheel oscillates on my Arctic Cat 700 Diesel 2015?
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  Mary ButlerAug 26, 2025
  Rear wheel oscillation in your Arctic Cat Offroad Vehicle can be caused by several factors. Start by checking the rear wheel hub bearings for wear or looseness, and replace them if needed. Inspect the tires for defects or if they are incorrect, and replace them. If the wheel rim is distorted, replace it. Ensure the wheel lug nuts are tight, and replace any that are loose. Tighten the axle shaft nut if it's loose. Replace any worn rear suspension arm-related bushings. If the rear shock absorber is damaged, replace it. Also, tighten any loose rear suspension arm nuts and replace any loose or missing wheel studs.

Arctic Cat 700 Diesel 2015 Specifications

General

Brand	Arctic Cat
Model	700 Diesel 2015
Category	Offroad Vehicle
Language	English

Summary

Division 1: Safety

2-Up ATV Safety Alert

Crucial safety information and warnings specific to operating an ATV with a passenger.

Hangtags and Warning Labels

Explains the critical safety information provided on hangtags and warning labels.

ATV Rider Training Course

Information on recommended training courses to ensure safe ATV operation and skill development.

General Operational Warnings

Details potential hazards related to operation, including speed, terrain, passengers, and rider conduct.

Prevention and Safe Riding Gear

Guidance on preventative measures and essential protective clothing for safe ATV riding.

ATV Condition Checks (T-CLOC)

Pre-ride inspection checklist (Tires, Controls, Lights, Oil, Chassis) for safe ATV operation.

Sound Judgment Principles

Guidance on making safe decisions, assessing risks, and considering environmental factors.

SIPDE Safety Method

Explains the SIPDE (Scan, Identify, Predict, Decide, Execute) system for safe decision-making.

Rider Supervision and Responsibility

Details the responsibilities of supervising riders, especially inexperienced or younger operators.

Division II: Operation and Maintenance

Vehicle Specifications

Technical specifications for the ATV, including engine, chassis, and miscellaneous details.

Location of Parts and Controls

Diagrams and labels identifying the location and function of key ATV controls and components.

ATV Operation Basics

Guidance on basic operating maneuvers and techniques for safe and effective ATV use.

Active Riding Techniques

Techniques for using body weight and balance to control the ATV during various maneuvers.

Crossing Obstacles Safely

Guidelines for safely navigating various obstacles encountered on ATV trails.

Operational Tips and Special Conditions

Covers specific operational advice like reversing, skidding, water crossing, and cold weather driving.

General Vehicle Information

Provides essential information about vehicle identification, controls, and indicators.

Instrument Panel and Indicators

Details the speedometer, LCD display, indicator lights, and their functions.

Rack Loading and Capacity

Instructions and warnings for loading cargo onto the front and rear racks of the ATV.

Trailering and Transporting

Guidelines and safety precautions for trailering the ATV and towing trailers.

Fuel, Oil, and Lubricant Recommendations

Specifies the recommended types of fuel, engine oil, and transmission lubricant for the ATV.

Engine Break-in and Brake Pad Burnishing

Procedures for the initial engine break-in period and proper burnishing of brake pads.

General Maintenance Overview

Emphasizes the importance of proper maintenance for optimum ATV performance and longevity.

Scheduled Maintenance

A detailed schedule outlining required maintenance tasks at specific mileage or time intervals.

Cooling System and Shock Absorbers

Maintenance procedures for the liquid cooling system and inspection of shock absorbers.

Lubrication and Engine Oil/Filter Service

Instructions for lubricating cables and changing the engine oil and filter.

Transmission and Differential Lubricant Service

Procedures for inspecting and changing transmission and differential/rear drive lubricants.

Brake System Maintenance

Details on checking and maintaining hydraulic brakes, fluid, hoses, and pads.

Rear Foot Brake System

Specific checks and maintenance for the rear foot brake system.

Protective Boot Inspection

Inspection of protective rubber boots for damage on ball joints and tie rods.

Drive Axle Boot Inspection

Inspection of drive axle boots for tears or perforations to prevent damage.

Battery Maintenance and Charging

Guidance on cleaning, maintaining, and charging the ATV battery for optimal performance.

Jump-Starting Procedures

Step-by-step instructions for safely jump-starting the ATV in an emergency situation.

Fuel Filter Replacement

Procedure for changing the high-efficiency fuel filter on the diesel ATV.

Throttle Cable Adjustment

Instructions for adjusting the throttle cable to ensure proper free-play and operation.

Air Filter Service

Guidance on cleaning and inspecting the air filter for optimal engine performance.

Draining V-Belt Cover

Procedure for draining water from the V-belt cover after riding through water.

Tire Care and Replacement

Information on tire condition, replacement, and safe operation with proper tires and inflation.

Wheel Removal and Installation

Steps for safely removing and installing ATV wheels.

Muffler and Spark Arrester Cleaning

Procedure for periodic cleaning of the muffler's spark arrester.

Light Bulb Replacement and Headlight Aim

Instructions for replacing bulbs and adjusting headlight aim for optimal visibility.

Fuse Inspection and Replacement

Locating and checking fuses for electrical system issues and proper replacement.

Storage Compartments and Tools

Information on the location and use of tool storage trays and compartments.

Preparation for Storage

Instructions for properly preparing the ATV for extended periods of storage.

Preparation After Storage

Steps to take to prepare the ATV after it has been stored for a period.

Limited Warranty Details

Information regarding the terms, conditions, and exclusions of the ATV's limited warranty.

Warranty Procedure and Owner Responsibility

Outlines the process for claiming warranty service and the owner's role in maintenance.

Owner Information Updates

Procedure for updating address, transferring ownership, or transferring warranty.

California Emission Control Warranty

Details the emission control system warranty specifically for ATVs sold in California.

US EPA Emission Control Warranty

Explains the EPA emission control warranty and owner responsibilities for US models.

Declaration of Conformity

Statement confirming the ATV's compliance with European Union directives and standards.

Maintenance Record Log

A section to record dates, mileage, and services performed on the ATV.

Identification Numbers Record

Space to record key, VIN, and engine serial numbers for reference.

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