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Emphasizes wearing protective clothing and warns against operating the ATV under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Specifies that the ATV is for off-road use only and is designed for beginners, not steep hills.
Details owner's responsibilities for periodic maintenance, record-keeping, and warranty claims.
Explains warranty voiding by self-assembly and the need for professional assembly.
Defines coverage for defective parts and the process for submitting warranty claims.
Details engine type, transmission, torque, ignition, and chassis components like brakes and tires.
Provides physical dimensions including weight, carton size, seat height, and ground clearance.
Specifies torque values for engine mounting, exhaust, and oil drain bolts.
Lists torque specifications for internal components like crankcase and clutch assemblies.
Provides standard torque settings for various bolt sizes, including flanged heads.
Inspects and secures all nuts, bolts, and fasteners, recommending Loctite application.
Visually inspects all wiring connections to ensure they are secure and intact.
Checks front-end steering components and suspension for tightness and proper alignment.
Covers checking engine oil level before each ride and adjusting carburetor idle speed.
Provides instructions for the initial break-in period, emphasizing gentle riding and speed regulation.
Details draining shipping oil, adding recommended oil, and adjusting the drive chain.
Ensures sufficient fuel, correct engine oil level, and checks for fluid leaks.
Verifies brake lever free play, throttle lever smoothness, and control cable function.
Checks drive chain condition/slack, tire pressure/wear, and chassis fastener tightness.
Ensures all instruments and switches are working properly before starting the engine.
Recommends Loctite for fasteners and provides steps for separating the metal frame.
Guides on removing tires, battery, rear axle brackets, and lifting the vehicle from its frame.
Instructions for removing and installing the front bumper using specific wrenches.
Guides on removing front shock absorber screws from the lower swing arm.
Connects the front shock absorber to the lower swing arm using specified spanners.
Details removing cotter pin/nut and connecting the tie rod to the steering knuckle.
Instructions for removing cotter pin/nut, mounting the rear tire, and securing it.
Emphasizes correct tire mounting direction for safety and performance.
Guides on securing the front wheel with nut, split pin, and dust cap.
Instructions for positioning and fastening handlebar components using an 8mm tool.
Advises installing the seat after battery activation, referencing other pages.
Overview of the 7-step process for activating ATV batteries, emphasizing caution.
Warns against smoking and emphasizes wearing protective gear when handling batteries and acid.
Ensures battery is out of vehicle and describes removing electrolyte container caps.
Instructs on placing the electrolyte container to break foil seals and fill the battery.
Guides on checking electrolyte flow and ensuring complete emptying of the container.
Details removing the empty container and inserting sealing caps into battery ports.
Specifies stand time for batteries based on AH rating to allow electrolyte permeation.
Emphasizes the importance of initial charging with a slow charger and correct wire connection.
Presents a chart detailing maintenance tasks for various components at different time intervals.
Defines the codes used in the maintenance schedule to indicate specific service actions.
Step-by-step guide for checking the engine oil level using the dipstick and ensuring proper level.
Details the process of draining old oil, replacing the drain plug, and refilling with new oil.
Guides on cleaning, lubricating, and replacing the air filter element for optimal engine performance.
Warns against using flammable solvents and operating the engine without a properly seated air filter.
Instructions for removing the spark plug and checking its condition for wear or deposits.
Details cleaning, installing, torquing, and correctly gapping the spark plug.
Explains how to check drive chain slack on a level surface and the specified range.
Provides step-by-step instructions for adjusting chain slack using adjuster nuts and bolts.
Details how to apply and release the front axle parking brake using the lever and lock button.
Warns about potential unexpected movement if the parking brake is not applied before starting.
Explains the operation, range, and limitations of the wireless engine shut-off key fob.
Details the use of the lanyard cord for emergency engine shut-off by a supervising adult.
Notes that the ATV will not start without the lanyard cap properly installed.
Identifies the location of the engine start/stop switch, main switch, and start button on the handlebars.
Explains the functions of the ignition switch (ON/OFF) and the main switch (Run/Stop).
Details throttle operation for speed control and explains the instrument cluster indicators.
Guides on adjusting the speed limiter screw to control top speed based on rider experience.
Describes the location and basic operation of the front and rear brake levers.
Instructs to use the choke lever fully up for a richer mixture when starting a cold engine.
Advises returning the choke lever to the down (running) position once the engine is warmed up.
Emphasizes refueling safety, recommended gasoline octane, and the use of fuel stabilizers.
Explains the 'Fuel Off' and 'Fuel On' positions of the fuel cock and storage procedures.
Ensures front and rear tires are equally inflated to recommended PSI specifications.
Advises replacing tires when tread groove decreases to 3mm (0.12 in) to maintain safety.
Step-by-step guide for starting a cold engine, including choke and gear settings.
Instructions for starting a warm engine, focusing on choke and throttle adjustments.
Outlines the initial 20-hour break-in period, advising against constant RPM and full throttle.
Warns about hot engine parts and provides proper parking procedures.
Warns about risks from accessory installation and potential warranty voiding.
Specifies cargo capacity and loading precautions for the rear cargo rack.
Explains how to engage forward and reverse gears and interpret gear indicators.
Provides advice on controlling the ATV on slippery surfaces and managing slides.
Guides on inspecting throttle cable wear and adjusting free-play for smooth operation.
Details adjusting front brake lever free-play using adjuster nuts for optimal responsiveness.
Outlines checks for brake fluid level, leaks, cleanliness, and pad wear.
Explains how to check the brake fluid reservoir level and add fluid if necessary.
Details how to adjust the carburetor idle screw to achieve the desired engine RPM.
Explains how to adjust spring preload to suit rider weight and riding conditions.
Emphasizes wearing protective clothing and warns against operating the ATV under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Specifies that the ATV is for off-road use only and is designed for beginners, not steep hills.
Details owner's responsibilities for periodic maintenance, record-keeping, and warranty claims.
Explains warranty voiding by self-assembly and the need for professional assembly.
Defines coverage for defective parts and the process for submitting warranty claims.
Details engine type, transmission, torque, ignition, and chassis components like brakes and tires.
Provides physical dimensions including weight, carton size, seat height, and ground clearance.
Specifies torque values for engine mounting, exhaust, and oil drain bolts.
Lists torque specifications for internal components like crankcase and clutch assemblies.
Provides standard torque settings for various bolt sizes, including flanged heads.
Inspects and secures all nuts, bolts, and fasteners, recommending Loctite application.
Visually inspects all wiring connections to ensure they are secure and intact.
Checks front-end steering components and suspension for tightness and proper alignment.
Covers checking engine oil level before each ride and adjusting carburetor idle speed.
Provides instructions for the initial break-in period, emphasizing gentle riding and speed regulation.
Details draining shipping oil, adding recommended oil, and adjusting the drive chain.
Ensures sufficient fuel, correct engine oil level, and checks for fluid leaks.
Verifies brake lever free play, throttle lever smoothness, and control cable function.
Checks drive chain condition/slack, tire pressure/wear, and chassis fastener tightness.
Ensures all instruments and switches are working properly before starting the engine.
Recommends Loctite for fasteners and provides steps for separating the metal frame.
Guides on removing tires, battery, rear axle brackets, and lifting the vehicle from its frame.
Instructions for removing and installing the front bumper using specific wrenches.
Guides on removing front shock absorber screws from the lower swing arm.
Connects the front shock absorber to the lower swing arm using specified spanners.
Details removing cotter pin/nut and connecting the tie rod to the steering knuckle.
Instructions for removing cotter pin/nut, mounting the rear tire, and securing it.
Emphasizes correct tire mounting direction for safety and performance.
Guides on securing the front wheel with nut, split pin, and dust cap.
Instructions for positioning and fastening handlebar components using an 8mm tool.
Advises installing the seat after battery activation, referencing other pages.
Overview of the 7-step process for activating ATV batteries, emphasizing caution.
Warns against smoking and emphasizes wearing protective gear when handling batteries and acid.
Ensures battery is out of vehicle and describes removing electrolyte container caps.
Instructs on placing the electrolyte container to break foil seals and fill the battery.
Guides on checking electrolyte flow and ensuring complete emptying of the container.
Details removing the empty container and inserting sealing caps into battery ports.
Specifies stand time for batteries based on AH rating to allow electrolyte permeation.
Emphasizes the importance of initial charging with a slow charger and correct wire connection.
Presents a chart detailing maintenance tasks for various components at different time intervals.
Defines the codes used in the maintenance schedule to indicate specific service actions.
Step-by-step guide for checking the engine oil level using the dipstick and ensuring proper level.
Details the process of draining old oil, replacing the drain plug, and refilling with new oil.
Guides on cleaning, lubricating, and replacing the air filter element for optimal engine performance.
Warns against using flammable solvents and operating the engine without a properly seated air filter.
Instructions for removing the spark plug and checking its condition for wear or deposits.
Details cleaning, installing, torquing, and correctly gapping the spark plug.
Explains how to check drive chain slack on a level surface and the specified range.
Provides step-by-step instructions for adjusting chain slack using adjuster nuts and bolts.
Details how to apply and release the front axle parking brake using the lever and lock button.
Warns about potential unexpected movement if the parking brake is not applied before starting.
Explains the operation, range, and limitations of the wireless engine shut-off key fob.
Details the use of the lanyard cord for emergency engine shut-off by a supervising adult.
Notes that the ATV will not start without the lanyard cap properly installed.
Identifies the location of the engine start/stop switch, main switch, and start button on the handlebars.
Explains the functions of the ignition switch (ON/OFF) and the main switch (Run/Stop).
Details throttle operation for speed control and explains the instrument cluster indicators.
Guides on adjusting the speed limiter screw to control top speed based on rider experience.
Describes the location and basic operation of the front and rear brake levers.
Instructs to use the choke lever fully up for a richer mixture when starting a cold engine.
Advises returning the choke lever to the down (running) position once the engine is warmed up.
Emphasizes refueling safety, recommended gasoline octane, and the use of fuel stabilizers.
Explains the 'Fuel Off' and 'Fuel On' positions of the fuel cock and storage procedures.
Ensures front and rear tires are equally inflated to recommended PSI specifications.
Advises replacing tires when tread groove decreases to 3mm (0.12 in) to maintain safety.
Step-by-step guide for starting a cold engine, including choke and gear settings.
Instructions for starting a warm engine, focusing on choke and throttle adjustments.
Outlines the initial 20-hour break-in period, advising against constant RPM and full throttle.
Warns about hot engine parts and provides proper parking procedures.
Warns about risks from accessory installation and potential warranty voiding.
Specifies cargo capacity and loading precautions for the rear cargo rack.
Explains how to engage forward and reverse gears and interpret gear indicators.
Provides advice on controlling the ATV on slippery surfaces and managing slides.
Guides on inspecting throttle cable wear and adjusting free-play for smooth operation.
Details adjusting front brake lever free-play using adjuster nuts for optimal responsiveness.
Outlines checks for brake fluid level, leaks, cleanliness, and pad wear.
Explains how to check the brake fluid reservoir level and add fluid if necessary.
Details how to adjust the carburetor idle screw to achieve the desired engine RPM.
Explains how to adjust spring preload to suit rider weight and riding conditions.
General| Brand | Tao Motor |
|---|---|
| Model | Cheetah |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
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