To make it easier for you to choose the right manual, we have compiled various information for you below, such as model designations, types, and production years.
This manual applies to the following models:
2005 Arctic Cat Bearcat 570 - Engine: 565 cc / 34.5 ci, Horizontal In-line, 2 cylinders, 2-stroke, Reed Valve, Carburetor
2005 Arctic Cat Firecat 500 - Engine: 499 cc / 30.4 ci, Horizontal In-line, ..., see above.
2005 Arctic Cat Firecat 500 Sno Pro - Engine: 499 cc / 30.4 ci, Suzuki, Horizontal In-line, 2 cylinders, 2-stroke, 105 bhp / 78.4 kW, liquid cooled, Reed Valve, 71 mm / 2.8 in x 63 mm / 2.48 in, gas, carburetor.
2005 Arctic Cat Firecat 600 EFI - Engine: 599 cc / 36.6 ci, Horizontal In-line, 2 cylinders, 2-stroke, Fuel Injected.
2005 Arctic Cat Firecat 600 EFI R - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat Firecat 600 EFI Sno Pro - Engine: see above.
2005 Arctic Cat Firecat 700 - Engine: 698 cc / 42.6 ci,... see above.
2005 Arctic Cat Firecat 700 Sno Pro - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat Firecat 700 EFI - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat Firecat 700 EFI R - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat Firecat 700 EFI Sno Pro - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat King Cat 900 - Engine: 862 cc / 52.6 ci, ... see above
2005 Arctic Cat King Cat 900 EFI - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat M5 - Engine: 499 cc / 30.4 ci, see above
2005 Arctic Cat M6 - Engine: 599 cc / 36.6 ci, ..., see above
2005 Arctic Cat M7 - Engine: 698 cc / 42.6 ci, Suzuki, Horizontal In-line, 2 cylinders, 2-Stroke, 140 bhp / 104.5 kW, liquid cooled, Reed Valve, 79.7 mm / 3.14 in x 70 mm / 2.76 in, Fuel Injected.
2005 Arctic Cat Pantera 550 - Engine: 550 cc / 33.6 ci, Suzuki, liquid cooled, horizontal In-line, 2 cylinders, 2-Stroke, 80 bhp / 59.7 kW, Reed Valve, 73.4 mm / 2.89 in x 65 mm / 2.56 in, Mikuni,
2005 Arctic Cat Pantera 600 EFI - Engine: 599 cc / 36.6 ci, Horizontal In-line, 2 cylinders, 2-stroke, Fuel Injected, liquid cooled, 110 bhp / 82.1 kW, 78 mm / 3.07 in x 62.7 mm / 2.47 in, gasoline
2005 Arctic Cat Panther 370 - Engine: 367 cc / 22.4 ci, ..., see above
2005 Arctic Cat Panther 570 - Engine: 565 cc / 34.5 ci, ... see above!
2005 Arctic Cat Sabercat 500 - Engine: 499 cc / 30.4 ci, ..., see above, 71 mm / 2.8 in x 63 mm / 2.48 in, Mikuni.
2005 Arctic Cat Sabercat 500 LX - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat Sabercat 600 EFI - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat Sabercat 600 EFI EXT - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat Sabercat 600 EFI LX - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat Sabercat 700 EFI - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat Sabercat 700 EFI EXT - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat Sabercat 700 EFI LX - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat Z 370 - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat Z 370 LX - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat Z 440 LX - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat Z 570 - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat Z 570 LX - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat ZR 900 - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat ZR 900 Sno Pro - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat ZR 900 EFI - Engine: see above
2005 Arctic Cat ZR 900 EFI Sno Pro - Engine: see above
Production year(s): 2005
773 pages
Language: English (some of our manuals are multilingual)
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"OEM Arctic Cat Snowmobiles: Download Parts List and Manual for 2005 All Models"
Unleash the power of Arctic Cat's 2005 snowmobile lineup with our comprehensive guide. Whether you are a seasoned snowmobiler or a beginner, this manual is your key to maintaining and optimizing the performance of your 2005 Arctic Cat snowmobile. From engine specifications to maintenance tips and owner reviews, we've got everything you need to navigate the winter wonderland with confidence. Get ready for an unforgettable snowmobiling experience with the 2005 Arctic Cat all models.
Engine Specifications / Technical Data:
• Engine Type: 2-Stroke, Liquid-Cooled, Twin-Cylinder
• Displacement: Varies by model (ranging from 440cc to 900cc)
• Bore/Stroke: Varies by model
• Compression Ratio: Varies by model
• Fuel System: Mikuni TM carburetors or Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)
• Ignition System: CDI (Capacitor Discharge Ignition)
• Transmission: Arctic Cat Drive System (ACDS)
• Reverse Gear: Available on select models
• Front Suspension: AWS VII Double Wishbone with Fox Zero Pro shocks
• Rear Suspension: FasTrack Long-Travel Slide Rails with Arctic Cat IFP shocks
• Front Track Shock: Arctic Cat IFP
• Rear Track Shock: Arctic Cat IFP
• Ski Stance: Varies by model (ranging from 42 to 45 inches)
• Track Size: Varies by model (ranging from 121 to 136 inches)
• Fuel Capacity: Varies by model (ranging from 11.5 to 15.3 gallons)
Facts and Details:
- The 2005 Arctic Cat snowmobile lineup includes a diverse range of models designed for different riding preferences, from trail riding to deep powder excursions.
- All 2005 Arctic Cat snowmobiles are equipped with a powerful 2-stroke engine known for its excellent acceleration and performance.
- The AWS VII front suspension provides responsive handling and a smooth ride on various trail conditions.
- The FasTrack Long-Travel Slide Rails with Arctic Cat IFP shocks in the rear suspension deliver outstanding stability and control in challenging terrain.
- Select models offer Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) for improved fuel efficiency and throttle response.
- The Arctic Cat Drive System (ACDS) ensures reliable power transfer to the track, maximizing traction and acceleration.
- The 2005 Arctic Cat snowmobiles feature a durable and lightweight chassis for agile handling and reduced rider fatigue.
- Many models come equipped with a reverse gear for added convenience and ease of maneuvering.
- The track length and ski stance vary between models, offering riders options for different snow conditions and riding styles.
- All models boast ample fuel capacity, providing extended range for long rides in remote areas.
Maintenance Intervals, General Maintenance Tips, and Common Issues:
► Engine Oil and Filter Change: Follow the manufacturer's recommended intervals for engine oil and filter changes.
► Chain case Oil Change: Regularly change the chain case oil according to the recommended maintenance schedule.
► Coolant Inspection: Check the coolant level and condition regularly to prevent overheating.
► Track Tension Adjustment: Keep the track tension within the recommended specifications to ensure proper track performance.
► Clutch Maintenance: Regularly inspect and clean the clutches to maintain optimal performance.
Common Issues and Solutions:
* Carburetor Problems: Clean and tune the carburetors to resolve issues related to fuel delivery and performance.
* Belt Wear: Inspect the drive belt for wear and replace it if necessary to prevent clutch and power transfer problems.
* Electrical Issues: Check and secure electrical connections to address intermittent electrical problems.
* Fuel System Blockage: Clean or replace fuel filters and lines to prevent fuel flow issues.
* Cooling System Leaks: Inspect the cooling system for leaks and address any issues to prevent overheating.
Five Tips for Effective Maintenance:
✔ Follow the Manufacturer's Recommended Maintenance Schedule.
✔ Keep the Snowmobile Clean and Free from Snow and Ice Buildup.
✔ Regularly Check Fluid Levels and Top Them Up as Needed.
✔ Inspect and Lubricate Moving Parts Regularly.
✔ Store the Snowmobile in a Dry and Covered Area to Protect It from the Elements.
Popular Tuning Tips and Modifications:
* Performance Exhaust System: Installing an aftermarket exhaust for improved power and sound.
* Clutch Kit: Upgrading to a clutch kit for better acceleration and performance.
Accessories and Attachments:
■ Snowmobile Covers and Storage Bags
■ Handguards and Handlebar Grips
■ Snowmobile Mirrors and Windshields
■ LED Light Bars and Auxiliary Lights
■ Snowmobile Skis and Ski Mounting Kits
■ Track Studs and Traction Products
■ Snowmobile GPS Navigation Systems
■ Snowmobile Cargo Racks and Bags
■ Heated Seats and Hand Warmers
■ Snowmobile Trailers and Hitches
■ Snowmobile Radios and Communication Systems
■ Snowmobile Seat Covers and Cushions
■ Snowmobile Tow Straps and Recovery Kits
■ Snowmobile Handlebar Risers and Accessories
Owner Reviews:
Strengths:
☺ Powerful and responsive 2-stroke engines for thrilling rides.
☺ Reliable performance and handling in various snow conditions.
☺ Comfortable seating and ergonomics for long rides.
☺ Wide range of models to suit different riding styles and preferences.
Weaknesses:
☻ Some riders may find certain models heavy for deep snow riding.
☻ Cold starts in extreme temperatures may require extra care and preparation.
The 2005 Arctic Cat all models offer an exciting and versatile snowmobiling experience with their powerful engines, excellent handling, and ergonomic design. Whether you enjoy trail riding or carving through powder, there's a model to suit your preferences. Regular maintenance and timely repairs are crucial to ensure these snowmobiles continue to perform at their best and provide endless enjoyment in the winter wonderland.
Repairs Needing Frequent Attention and Parts That Often Break:
→ Carburetors and Carburetor Components
→ Drive Belts
→ Electrical Connections and Components
→ Chain case Components
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