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Battery

This vehicle is equipped with an elec-

trolyte type battery that requires a min-

imum of maintenance.

Electrolyte Level

Placethevehicleonalevelsurface.

Check electrolyte level by the rear left

inner fender. Use a flashlight if neces-

sary. Do not use an open flame.

The electrolyte should be between

lower and upper marks. If level is

low, remove battery from vehicle to

add distilled water. Refer to MAINTE-

NANCE for the proper removal/refill-

ing/installation procedure.

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Default Chapter4
- Table of Contents4
Notice8
Introduction9
Special Safety Messages12
Operation Warnings15
Safety Warning44
- Pre-Operation Check45
- Clothing46
- Carrying Loads/Passenger47
- Hauling a Trailer47
- Working with Your Vehicle47
- Recreational Riding48
- Environment48
- Design Limitation48
- Off-Highway Operation49
- General Operating and Safety Precautions49
- Uphill Driving50
- Downhill Driving50
- Side Hilling50
- Drop-Off50
- Riding Techniques51
- Routine Maintenance58
Hang Tag59
Location of the Important Labels60
- Safety Training64
Introduction65
- Objective65
- Sections Covered65
- Time Required65
Section I - General Safety Information66
Section II - Bombardier 2-Up Vehicle Safety Videocassette68
Section III - Operator's Guide Review70
Section IV - Hands-On Riding71
Driving Maneuver List72
Instructor's Check List76
- Vehicle Information80
How to Identify Your Atv81
- Engine and Vehicle Identification Number Location81
- Compliance Label83
Emission Requirements84
Controls/Instruments/Equipment85
- Throttle Lever89
- Front Brake Lever89
- Rear Brake Lever89
- Brake Lever Lock90
- Transmission Lever90
- Multi-Function Switch92
- Indicator Lights Cluster95
- Speedometer96
- Rear Passenger's Grab Handles98
- Ignition Switch98
- Choke Knob Lever99
- Auxiliary Headlamp100
- Fuel Tank Cap100
- Fuel Gauge100
- Fuel Valve100
- Rear Brake Pedal101
- Rewind Starter Handle102
- Footpeg102
- Storage Compartment102
- Tool Box103
- Seat Latch103
- Cargo Racks104
- Air Duct104
- Trailer Hitch104
- Radiator Cap105
- 12-Volt Power Outlet105
- Fuses105
- Winch (if so Equipped)105
- Winch Control Switch (if so Equipped)106
- Fairlead (if so Equipped)106
Liquids107
- Fuel107
- Engine/Transmission Oil107
- Engine Coolant109
- Brake Fluid110
- 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 Immersion119
- Post-Operation Care120
- Emergency Shifter120
- Storage and Preseason Preparation121
Cargo and Transportation122
- Cargo122
- Hauling a Trailer123
- Transportation123
- Maintenance Information125
Maintenance Chart127
Maintenance130
- Engine/Transmission130
- Carburetor134
- Air Intake System135
- Electrical136
- Drive Train140
- Steering System142
- Suspension143
- Brake145
- Body/Frame145

Brand	BOMBARDIER
Model	traxter max series
Category	Offroad Vehicle
Language	English

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