Eton ATV8E User Manual

Safety depends on rider ability, common sense, and maintenance. Manual provides tips.

Warns about load limits (374 lbs) and voiding warranty by changing speed.

Riders must read the manual and consider an ATV safety course.

Always wear protective clothing, including helmet and eye protection.

Do not operate while fatigued, under influence, or without proper adjustment.

Lists fuel tank cap, brake levers, throttle, parking brake, mainswitch, and outlet.

Covers speedometer, odometer, and various indicator lamps.

Identifies start button, engine stop switch, and indicator switches.

Details manual choke lever, horn button, and lighting switch.

Instructions to locate and record frame and engine serial numbers for reference.

Press the start button on the left handlebar until the engine starts.

Operate throttle with thumb; open to accelerate, release to slow down.

Parking brake is on the left side; left is off, right is on.

Front brake lever near right grip, rear brake lever near left grip, foot pedal for all wheels.

Check level using dipstick on right crankcase cover, keep between marks.

Recommended viscosity SAE 10W-30; oil affects performance and engine life.

Explains ON (normal flow), RES (reserve flow), and PRI (repair/backup flow) positions.

12-liter capacity, use gasoline with 91 octane or higher. Refuel with engine off.

Check cold tire pressure; recommended 0.26 bar (3.8 psi), max 1.7 bar (25 psi).

Check level in the reserve tank; add distilled water if low.

Do not open radiator cap when engine is hot or running to avoid severe burns.

Table showing anti-freeze percentages for different temperatures.

Fuel indicator (F/E), power switch operation.

Details direction indicator, headlight, and hazard light switches.

Explains oil warning (renew oil, press OIL RESET) and temp warning (stop ATV).

Digital LCD for speed and distance; cold light for night use.

Green for Neutral, blue for Forward, red for Reverse gear.

Check fuel, tires, brakes, drive chain, throttle, steering, nuts, bolts, and fasteners.

Wear long sleeves, pants, boots, gloves, helmet, and eye protection.

Follow BONE-C routine: Brake, On (ignition/fuel), Neutral, Engine stop, Choke.

Ride gently for first two weeks, avoid high speed and max RPMs.

Select safe area, start slow, use throttle gradually, park on level surface, lock brake.

Keep head up, shoulders relaxed, elbows bent, hands on handlebars, knees in, feet on rests.

Steer, lean body into turn, use throttle, avoid skidding on slippery terrain.

Practice stop-and-go, slow turns, figure eights, and maintain low speeds initially.

Ensure ATV is stopped and in neutral, check for obstacles, use rear brake.

Maintain safe distance, tread lightly, respect land and others.

Intervals for fuel lines, throttle, filters, spark plug, chain, brakes, etc.

Dusty areas require more frequent servicing; notes on lubrication and replacement.

Intervals for battery, oil filter, valve clearance, coolant, carburetor, and starter.

Key for Inspect, Clean, Adjust, Lubricate, or Replace as needed.

Disconnect cap, clean, remove plug, inspect, adjust gap (0.8mm), and install.

Remove cap, remove filter, clean or replace filter element.

Check brake cables for wear, lubricate, check fluid level, and ensure components are good.

Check chain slack (10-20mm), adjust as needed, and lubricate with SAE 80/90 oil.

Inspect for wear, lubricate, adjust for 5-10mm free play.

Connect cables correctly (+ to red, - to black), replace every three years.

Drain warm oil, replace plug, remove filler cap, add new oil, reinstall cap.

4-stroke, single cylinder, 249cc, liquid-cooled.

Max Hp (19 ps/6500 rpm), Max torque (22.3 Nm/5500 rpm), oil capacities.

Suspension type (A-Arm, Swing Arm), tire size, and pressure.

Battery type, fuse ratings, and bulb specifications.

E-TON repairs defective parts; owner must perform scheduled maintenance.

Excludes expendable items, tires, and commercial/racing use.

Diagram illustrating the ATV's electrical system layout and connections.