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If your Argo Offroad Vehicle's engine won't turn over, there are several potential causes: * A failed fuse: Replace the fuse. * Low battery voltage: Recharge the battery to 12.5 VDC. * Loose battery connections: Check all connections and the ignition. * Loose solenoid connections: Check all connections and the ignition.
What to do if Argo Offroad Vehicle engine turns over but fails to start?
If the engine of your Argo Offroad Vehicle turns over but doesn't start, consider these possibilities: * Out of fuel: Refuel the vehicle. * Clogged fuel filter: Inspect, clean, or replace the fuel filter. * Water in the fuel: Drain the fuel system and refuel. * Fouled or defective spark plug: Inspect the spark plug and replace it if necessary. * Low battery voltage: Recharge the battery to 12.5 VDC. * Crankcase filled with water or fuel: Immediately see your dealer. * Mechanical failure: See your dealer.
Why does my Argo Offroad Vehicle engine stop or lose power?
If your Argo Offroad Vehicle engine stops or loses power, here are some things to check: * Out of fuel: Refuel. * Kinked or plugged fuel vent line: Inspect and replace. * Water present in fuel: Replace with new fuel. * Fouled or defective spark plug: Inspect, clean, or replace the spark plug. * Incorrect spark plug gap or heat range: Set the gap to specifications or replace the plug. * Loose ignition connection: Check all connections and tighten. * Low battery voltage: Recharge the battery to 12.5 VDC. * Incorrect fuel: Replace with recommended fuel. * Clogged air filter: Inspect, clean, or replace. * Worn or defective spark plug wire, other mechanical failure, or overheated engine: See your dealer.
Why does my Argo Offroad Vehicle engine run irregularly, stall, or misfire?
If your Argo Offroad Vehicle engine runs irregularly, stalls, or misfires, consider the following: * Fouled or defective spark plug: Inspect, clean, and/or replace the spark plug. * Incorrect spark plug gap or heat range: Set the gap to specifications or replace the plug. * Loose ignition connection: Check all connections and tighten. * Water present in fuel: Replace with new fuel. * Worn or defective spark plug wire: See your dealer.
Why does my Argo Offroad Vehicle engine backfire?
If your Argo Offroad Vehicle engine backfires, the possible causes are: * Weak spark from spark plug: Inspect, clean, and/or replace the spark plug. * Incorrect spark plug gap or heat range: Set the gap to specifications or replace the plug. * Old or non-recommended fuel: Replace with new fuel. * Incorrectly installed spark plug wire, incorrect ignition timing, or mechanical failure: See your dealer.
Why does my Argo Offroad Vehicle engine ping or knock?
If your Argo Offroad Vehicle engine pings or knocks, it could be due to: * Poor quality or low octane fuel: Replace with recommended fuel. * Incorrect spark plug gap or heat range: Set gap to specs or replace plug. * Incorrect ignition timing: See your dealer.
General| Brand | Argo |
|---|---|
| Model | Xplorer XR 700 EPS 2023 |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Manual's purpose, safe operation advice, and environmental respect.
Welcomes new owners and outlines the manual's content and purpose.
Manual provides operation, maintenance, and service info; use authorized dealers.
Owner must understand manual, age limits, and safety precautions.
Emphasizes following the maintenance program for vehicle longevity.
Evaluate readiness, follow manual, understand risks, and use safety videos.
Critical warning about deadly carbon monoxide gas from exhaust fumes.
ATV handling differences, risks, importance of training, and supervision.
No passengers, public roads, drugs/alcohol; wear approved helmet and gear.
Avoid excessive speed, stunts, and always inspect the ATV before use.
Proper techniques for safe hill riding and avoiding overturns.
Caution on slippery surfaces, water depth, tire pressure, and load limits.
Assess physical, mental, and emotional readiness before operating the ATV.
Details on essential gear like helmets, eye protection, clothing, and boots.
Requirements for helmets (DOT, Snell, ANSI) and eye protection.
Recommended tools and essential items for emergency preparedness.
Flashlight, flares, first aid kit, and communication device for emergencies.
Importance of carrying identification for emergency situations.
Risks of underage operation, lack of instruction, and riding on pavement.
Dangers of carrying passengers and operating on public roads.
Dangers of operating under influence and failure to inspect/maintain.
Risks of excessive speed, stunts, and unfamiliar terrain.
Importance of protective gear and dangers of excessive speeds.
Hazards associated with improper hill climbing and descending.
Risks of improper gasoline handling and refueling procedures.
Warning against operating on hills steeper than 25 degrees.
Risks of operating on rough, slippery, or steep terrain.
Hazards of improper turning and hill climbing techniques.
Dangers of improper downhill riding and stalling on hills.
Risks associated with improper tires or improper tire pressure.
Risks of operating in water and conditions leading to skidding.
Dangers of vehicle modifications and riding over obstacles.
Risks of parking on inclines and turning on hills.
Dangers of operating in closed areas and hot exhaust system contact.
Risks of low visibility and operating in areas where you might not be seen.
Dangers of overloading the ATV and improper turning techniques.
Recording key, frame, and engine serial numbers for parts and warranty.
Identifying the physical location of frame and engine serial numbers.
Identification of parts and controls from front, rear, and right side views.
Identification of parts and controls from the left side view.
Description of ignition switch positions and instrument panel layout.
Details on buttons, tachometer, and multifunction display features.
Explanation of EFI, EPS, and coolant temperature warning lights.
Operation of headlight dimmer, starter, and emergency stop switches.
Operation of 2WD/4WD/LOCK selector and differential lock switches.
How to use throttle lever and speed limiter for RPM control.
Explanation of drive modes and the differential lock function.
How to operate front and rear brakes using hand levers and foot pedal.
Procedure for engaging and releasing the parking brake.
How to shift between High, Low, Neutral, Reverse, and Park ranges.
Location of fuel cap and steps for removing the seat.
Steps for properly fitting and locking the ATV seat into place.
Information on safety flag brackets and the three storage compartments.
Location and usage of accessory plug; checking fuses for electrical issues.
Description of the tool kit provided for routine maintenance and simple repairs.
Overview of learning ATV features, operation, and pre-ride checks.
Minimum age requirement (16) and adherence to safe riding rules.
Mandatory protective apparel for safe ATV operation.
Understanding weight limits and proper cargo distribution.
Guidelines for accessories and prohibition of modifications.
Emphasis on the ATV being designed and manufactured for off-road use only.
Importance of considering the environment and weather for safe riding.
Advice on navigating different terrains and risks of night riding.
Avoiding paved surfaces and advice for trail riding.
Techniques for riding sloped trails and respecting rules/signs.
Importance of proper turning procedures and body weight shift.
Step-by-step guide for executing wide turns safely.
Technique for executing sharp turns after mastering wide turns.
Method for executing quick turns, requiring familiarity with ATV handling.
Techniques for climbing hills to prevent overturns or loss of control.
Procedure for pointing downhill after stalling on an uphill.
Proper techniques for descending hills to maintain control.
Advanced skills for riding on slopes, avoiding tipping.
Emergency maneuver to avoid obstacles by swerving.
Guidelines for overcoming two-track obstacles like logs and ruts.
Procedures for crossing water, brake checks after exiting.
Techniques for controlling skidding on loose or slippery surfaces.
Safety for crossing roads and operating in cold weather.
Gradual braking, avoiding prolonged use, and brake fluid checks.
Techniques for safe braking and stopping.
Tips for safely backing up the ATV, avoiding backing down hills.
Steps for parking safely, including on slopes, and stopping the engine.
Safe practices for trailering and towing with the ATV.
Recommends securing the ATV for transport with hold-down straps.
What to do if the ATV doesn't turn or starts to slide.
Steps for when the ATV can't climb a hill or encounters shallow water.
Procedures for engine break-in and brake pad burnishing.
Essential checks before each ride to ensure safe operating condition.
Comprehensive list of items to check before operating the ATV.
Ensuring sufficient fuel and correct coolant level.
Checking brake levers, pedal, fluid level, and pad wear.
Checking engine oil and differential/rear gear oil levels.
Inspecting tires, wheels, and chassis fasteners for security.
Ensuring smooth throttle operation and proper drive select lever function.
Setting correct tire pressure and checking tire wear limits.
Procedures for safely mounting and starting the ATV engine.
Importance and method for warming up the engine for maximum life.
Techniques for safe braking and stopping.
How to shift between High, Low, Neutral, Reverse, and Park ranges.
Steps for parking safely, including on slopes, and stopping the engine.
Procedure for safely dismounting the ATV.
Safe practices for trailering and towing with the ATV.
Recommends securing the ATV for transport with hold-down straps.
What to do if the ATV doesn't turn or starts to slide.
Steps for when the ATV can't climb a hill or encounters shallow water.
Riding on slopes and through shallow water, brake checks.
Techniques for controlling skidding on loose or slippery surfaces.
Safety for crossing roads and operating in cold weather.
Gradual braking, avoiding prolonged use, and brake fluid checks.
Safe reversing tips and braking techniques.
Steps for parking safely, including on slopes, and stopping the engine.
Maintenance is critical for safe operation and performance.
Explanation of maintenance intervals based on time or mileage.
Checking and cleaning radiator fins for proper cooling.
Inspecting shocks for leaks and adjusting spring force.
Advising periodic lubrication of cable ends.
Procedure for checking engine oil level through the inspection window.
Steps for changing engine oil and filter.
Procedure for checking the oil level in the rear gear case.
Steps for draining and refilling the rear gear case oil.
Procedures for inspecting and changing front gear case oil.
Ensuring throttle operation and tightness of fittings/fasteners.
Checking lights, switches, and tire condition/pressure.
Recommended tire pressures for EPS and LE models.
Identifying tire wear limits and when replacement is needed.
Procedure for cleaning the spark arrester assembly.
Wattage ratings for headlights, taillights, and brakelights.
Procedure for replacing headlight bulbs carefully.
Steps for adjusting headlights for proper vertical and horizontal aiming.
Procedure for replacing taillight and brakelight bulbs.
Locating fuses and guidelines for proper replacement.
Federal law prohibits tampering with noise control systems.
Steps for cleaning the ATV to prevent rust and deterioration.
Guidelines for storing the ATV short term and long term.
Storing the ATV in a cool, dry place, protected from dust.
Steps to protect engine components and lubricate moving parts.
ARGO's limited warranty for ATVs and parts.
Duration of warranty and parts not covered (wear, abuse, corrosion).
Conditions that will void the limited warranty (e.g., improper maintenance, modifications).
Steps for claiming warranty service and dealer responsibilities.
Owner must maintain the vehicle per the manual to ensure warranty.
How to contact ARGO or a dealer for warranty inquiries.
ARGO warrants emissions systems against defects for specified time/mileage.
Owner must maintain emissions systems; abuse/neglect voids warranty.
Emissions warranty duration is 30 months or 5,000 km.
Components covered under the emissions warranty.
Table for recording maintenance dates, mileage, and service provider.
