To Next PageTo Next PageWhat causes handbrake failure in my Argo Aurora 800 Offroad Vehicle?
If your Argo Offroad Vehicle experiences handbrake failure, it could be due to worn brake pads or an issue with the brake cable adjustment. You can change the pads or adjust the brake cable to resolve this. Alternatively, leaking calipers or brake lines, or air in the system, might be the cause, requiring service at an Argo dealer.
Why does my Argo Offroad Vehicle not steer left or right?
If your Argo Offroad Vehicle does not steer left or right, it could be due to worn or contaminated brake pads, in which case you should change the pads. Alternatively, there may be a leaking caliper or brake lines or air in the system, which would require service at an Argo dealer.
General| Brand | Argo |
|---|---|
| Model | Aurora 800 |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Describes safe operation and precautions for traversing calm water.
Outlines operator-performable maintenance tasks like fluid checks and filter changes.
Explains the effect of wind on perceived temperature and advises on dressing warmly.
Introduces icons used in the manual to indicate vehicle-specific information.
Details occupant and cargo load limits, including reductions due to accessories.
Describes the removal and installation of quick-release rear seats for 8-wheel models.
Lists load capacities and weights for various Argo amphibious trailer models.
Provides a comparison of Aurora models' specifications, features, and accessories.
Illustrates and names all key controls and their positions for easy operation.
Explains the purpose and location of various warning and information labels on the vehicle.
Essential steps for initial vehicle operation to ensure long-term performance and prevent damage.
Critical daily checks to perform before starting the vehicle for safety and reliability.
Guidelines for safely loading passengers and cargo, emphasizing weight distribution and stability.
Provides safety considerations and recommended equipment for operators with mobility impairments.
Instructions on safely refueling the vehicle, including fuel type and precautions.
Explains the function of the LCD instrument cluster and its various displays and indicators.
Details how to operate the skid steer system, including turning techniques and brake application.
Explains how to apply and release the parking brake for secure stopping.
Step-by-step guide for safely starting the vehicle's engine.
Instructions on how to properly shut down the engine and secure the vehicle.
Critical procedures for changing gears, emphasizing the need to stop the vehicle first.
Information on operating the vehicle's headlights, including beam selection.
Guidance on maintaining a straight course and engaging the drive system.
How to safely bring the vehicle to a complete stop using the brake lever.
Explains the skid steer turning mechanism and safety precautions.
Instructions on reversing the vehicle, including turning while backing.
Details the ADMIRAL transmission, HIGH/LOW ranges, and recommended gear selections.
Essential preparations and safety tips for traveling in remote or isolated areas.
Limitations and precautions for operating the vehicle on slopes to prevent engine damage.
Safety advice and techniques for ascending hills to prevent rollovers or loss of control.
Precautions and methods for descending hills safely, including brake usage and engine braking.
Comprehensive safety guidelines and procedures for operating the vehicle in water.
Precautions and recommendations for operating the vehicle safely during winter conditions.
Critical safety warnings and procedures for operating on ice-covered surfaces.
Details engine oil checking, recommended types, and changing procedures.
Specifies correct oil types and viscosities based on temperature for optimal engine performance.
Covers checking and changing the transmission oil level and procedures.
Information on air filters, fuel filters, and oil filters, including replacement.
General guidelines and specific procedures for lubricating various components.
Instructions on lubricating outer axle bearings, including frequency and type of grease.
Covers battery activation, charging, and general electrical system care.
Maintenance procedures for drive belts, clutches, chains, and tires.
Procedures for removing, installing, and replacing drive chains, including wear indicators.
Guidelines for proper tire inflation based on rim type and terrain conditions.
Covers brake fluid level checks, changing fluid, and pad inspection.
Procedures for inspecting brake pads for wear, glazing, or contamination.
Comprehensive schedule for routine maintenance tasks based on operating hours.
Identifies probable causes and corrective actions for a non-functional electric starter.
Troubleshooting steps for common issues preventing the engine from starting after cranking.
Addresses causes of water ingress and procedures for sealing leaks and securing drain plugs.
Diagnoses reasons for ineffective brakes, such as overheating, glazing, or contamination.
Instructions for washing and flushing the vehicle body and ensuring proper lubrication after cleaning.
Procedures for preparing the vehicle for extended storage, including battery, fuel, and protection.
Highlights the increased risk of accidents due to lack of operator knowledge.
Warns against underage operation due to lack of skills, judgment, and potential for severe injury.
Emphasizes the importance of helmets, eye protection, and clothing for safety.
States that missing drain plugs will cause the vehicle to fill with water, leading to capsizing or sinking.
Explains how overloading affects stability, brakes, and can lead to system failures and rollovers.
Warns about poisonous carbon monoxide gas in exhaust fumes, which can cause serious injury or death.
Introduces accessories and the need for special operating procedures and safety precautions.
Describes the rubber track system, its benefits, and installation requirements.
Safety advice for operating an Argo equipped with tracks, including water and winter conditions.
Information on mounting, operating, and safety rules for the power winch accessory.
Details the windshield features, installation, and precautions for use and transport.
Explains the ROPS, its benefits, additional hazards, and safety requirements like seat belts.
