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SAFETY INFORMATION 17

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WARNING

POTENTIAL HAZARD

Operating this vehicle on paved surfaces.

WHAT CAN HAPPEN

The tires are designed for off-road use only, not for use on pavement.

Paved surfaces may seriously affect handling and control of the vehicle,

and may cause the vehicle to go out of control.

HOW TO AVOID THE HAZARD

Never operate this vehicle on any paved surfaces, including sidewalks,

driveways, parking lots and streets.

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- Table of Contents4
Notice7
Introduction8
Special Safety Messages12
Operation Warnings15
Safety Warning43
Riding Tips44
- Clothing45
- Carrying Loads/Passenger46
- Hauling a Trailer46
- Working with Your Vehicle46
- Recreational Riding47
- Environment47
- Design Limitation48
- Off-Highway Operation48
- General Operating and Safety Precautions48
- Uphill Driving49
- Downhill Driving49
- Side Hilling49
- Drop-Offs49
- Riding Techniques50
- Routine Maintenance57
Hang Tag58
Location of the Important Labels59
- Safety Training65
Introduction66
- Objective66
- Sections Covered66
- Time Required66
Section I - General Safety Information67
Section II - Bombardier 2-Up Vehicle Safety Videocassette69
Section III - Operator's Guide Review71
Section IV - Hands-On Riding72
Driving Maneuver List73
Dealer Check List77
- Introduction77
- Section I: General Safety Information77
- Section II: Bombardier 2-Up Vehicle Safety Videocassette77
- Section III: Operator's Guide Review77
- Section IV: Hands-On Riding78
- Trainee's Scoring Chart80
  - Vehicle Information81
How to Identify Your Atv82
- Engine and Vehicle Identification Number Location82
Emission Requirements83
Controls/Instruments/Equipment84
- Throttle Lever88
- Front Brake Lever88
- Rear Brake Lever88
- Brake Lever Lock89
- Transmission Lever90
- Multi-Function Switch91
- Indicator Lights Cluster94
- Speedometer96
- Rear Passenger Grab Handles98
- Ignition Switch98
- Choke Knob Lever99
- Fuel Tank Cap100
- Fuel Gauge100
- Fuel Valve100
- Rear Brake Pedal101
- Rewind Starter Handle101
- Footpeg102
- Storage Compartment102
- Tool Box103
- Seat Latch103
- Front/Rear Cargo Racks104
- Air Duct104
- Trailer Hitch104
- Radiator Cap104
- 12-Volt Power Outlet105
- Fuses105
- Winch105
- Winch Control Switch105
- Fairlead106
Liquids107
- Fuel107
- Engine/Transmission Oil107
- Engine Coolant109
- Brake Fluid111
- Battery112
Break-In Period113
- Engine113
- Belt113
- 10-Hour Inspection113
Pre-Operation Check114
Operating Instructions115
- General115
- Initial Cold Starting115
- Warm Engine Starting116
- Emergency Manual Starting116
- Stopping the Engine117
- Shifting the Transmission117
- Winch Operation118
Special Procedures119
- Flooded Engine119
- Engine Overheat119
- Turn over119
- ATV Immersion120
- Post-Operation Care120
- Emergency Shifter120
- Storage and Preseason Preparation121
Cargo and Transportation122
- Cargo122
- Transportation123
- Maintenance Information125
Maintenance Chart126
Maintenance128
- Engine/Transmission128
- Carburetor133
- Air Intake System133
- Electrical134
- Drive Train138
- Steering System139
- Suspension141
- Brake142
- Body/Frame143
Troubleshooting145
Specifications148
Si Metric Information Guide156
- Warranty157
Bombardier Limited Warranty North America158
Bombardier International Limited Warranty161
Frequently Asked Questions164
Privacy Obligations/Disclaimer166
Change of Address/Ownership167
- Change of Address168

Brand	BOMBARDIER
Model	Quest Max 2004
Category	Offroad Vehicle
Language	English

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