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LAWS AND REGULATIONS

 Know your local laws.

Federal, state, provincial and local gov-

ernment agencie s ha ve ena cted laws

and regulations pertaining to the safe

use and ope r ation o f snowmobile s. It

is your responsibility as a snowmo bile r

to learn and obey these laws a nd reg-

ulations. Respect and observance will

result in safer snowmob iling f or all.

Be aware of t h e liability property dam-

ages and insurance laws regarding

your equipment.

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- Default Chapter2
  - Safety Warning2
  - Table of Contents5
- Safety Information9
Important Basic Safety Measures10
Laws and Regulations14
Riding the Vehicle15
- Principle of Operation15
- How to Ride15
- Carrying a Passenger17
- Terrain/Riding Variations19
- Transporting and Towing23
- Vehicle Information25
How to Identify You Snowmobile26
- Serial Numbers26
- Engine Serial Number27
Controls/Instruments28
- Throttle Lever28
- Brake Lever28
- Parking Brake Button or Lever28
- Pilot Lamps29
- Gear Shift Lever30
- Handlebar30
- Holding Strap30
- Ignition Switch / START Button30
- Tether Cut-Out Switch31
- DESS Pilot Lamp32
- Engine Cut-Out Switch32
- Electric Horn33
- Headlamp Dimmer Switch33
- Rewind Starter Handle33
- Choke Lever33
- Odometer33
- Trip Meter33
- Trip Meter Reset Button34
- Fuel Tank Cap/Gauge34
- Heating Grip Switch35
- Heated Throttle Lever Switch35
- Hood Latches35
- Power Outlet35
- Fuse36
- Tool Kit37
- Front Grab Handle/Front Bumper37
- Storage Compartment37
- Rear Rack37
- Hitch38
- Modular Seat38
- Rear Grab Handles/Heating Grip Switch39
- Adjustable Suspension40
Suspension Troubleshoot45
- In Deep Snow45
Fuel and Oil46
- Recommended Fuel46
- Fuel System Antifreeze46
- Recommended Oil46
- Gear Box Oil46
- Cold Weather Carburetion Modifications46
Break-In Period47
- Engine47
- Drive Belt47
- Hour Inspection47
Pre Operation Checklist48
Operating Instructions49
- Propulsion49
- Turning49
- Stopping49
- Starting the Engine49
- Shutting down the Engine51
Vehicle Warm-Up52
Post Operation Care53
Special Operations54
- Engine Overheating54
- Fuel Flooded Engine54
- Rear Suspension Slider Shoe Sticking54
- Towing an Accessory55
- Towing Another Snowmobile55
- Transporting the Vehicle55
Fluid Levels56
- Brake System56
- Engine Oil Level57
- Injection Oil System57
- Cooling System58
Battery59
- Removal59
- Dry Battery59
- Battery Maintenance59
- Off Season Storage60
- Battery Safety60
Maintenance62
- Vehicle Cleaning and Protection62
- Drive Belt Removal and Installation63
- TRA Drive Pulley Adjustment64
- Drive Belt Condition65
- Brake Condition66
- Brake Adjustment66
- Rear Suspension Condition66
- Suspension Stopper Strap Condition66
- Track Condition66
- Track Tension and Alignment66
- Steering and Front Suspension Mechanism67
- Wear and Condition of Skis and Runners67
- Exhaust System67
- Air Filter Cleaning68
- Bulb Replacement68
Engine System71
- Engine Oil Level71
- Engine Oil/Oil Filter Change71
Storage and Preseason Preparation73
- Storage73
- Preseason Preparation73
Troubleshooting74
- Monitoring Beeper Coded Signals74
- Troubleshooting76
Specifications78
- Maintenance Information85
Periodic Maintenance Chart86
2-Stroke Maintenance Chart (Fan and Liquid Cooled)87
4-Stroke Maintenance Chart (V-800 and 1203)91
- Warranty95
Brp Finland Oy International Limited Warranty: 2009 Lynx96
Snowmobiles96
Privacy Obligations/Disclaimer99
- Change of Address/Ownership100

Brand	Lynx
Model	Yeti 550
Category	Offroad Vehicle
Language	English

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