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General| Brand | Yamaha |
|---|---|
| Model | GRIZZLY 550 2013 |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Emphasizes the importance of proper training and good judgment for safe operation.
Recommends essential protective clothing and gear for safe operation.
Advises on suitable riding locations, terrain handling, and avoiding hazards.
Covers turning, climbing, descending hills, crossing slopes, and water.
Identifies key components visible on the left side of the vehicle.
Identifies key components visible on the right side of the vehicle.
Locates and names the vehicle's main controls and instruments for easy identification.
Explains the main switch operation and the meaning of dashboard indicator and warning lights.
Details the features and modes of the digital display (speedometer, odometer, clock, etc.).
Explains the functions of handlebar switches, throttle, brakes, and drive select lever.
Step-by-step guide to starting the ATV's engine safely and correctly.
Detailed instructions for shifting gears and driving in reverse.
Guidelines for the initial break-in period to ensure engine longevity and performance.
Procedures for parking the ATV, including on slopes, and guidelines for loading cargo.
Basic introduction to ATV riding and familiarization with the vehicle's controls.
Emphasizes the importance of proper training, good judgment, and adherence to safety rules.
Guidelines for riding in different environments, terrains, and performing maneuvers safely.
Guidance on what to do in common riding emergencies or issues like skidding or stalling.
Information on the owner's manual, tool kit, and overview of maintenance schedule charts.
Checks, adjustments, and replacement procedures for brakes, hoses, and fluid.
Procedures for engine oil, filter, and coolant system maintenance and checks.
Steps for cleaning and maintaining the air filter element and the spark arrester.
How to check brake pads, fluid levels, and adjust brake components for optimal performance.
Verifies fuel, engine oil, gear oil, coolant levels, and brake system condition before operation.
Verifies throttle, cables, wheels, and tires for safe operation and proper condition.
Ensures chassis fasteners are tight and checks the operation of lights and switches.
Provides overall physical dimensions, weight, and key engine details of the ATV.
Lists recommended oils, fluids, fuel type, capacity, and grades for the ATV.
Details tire types, pressures, wheel sizes, and brake system specifications.
Lists battery, lights, electrical system components, and fuse ratings for the ATV.
Spaces for recording identification numbers and explains the purpose of various vehicle labels.
Outlines the terms, conditions, and exclusions of the ATV limited warranty provided by Yamaha.
Details the benefits and options for purchasing extended warranty coverage for the ATV.
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