2011 Arctic Cat 450 H1, 450 H1 TRV (2-up), 550 H1, 550 H1 TRV (2-up), 550 H1 TRV Cruiser (2-up), 650 H1, 650 H1 MudPro, 700 H1, 700 H1 TBX, H1 TRV (2-up), 700 H1 TRV Cruiser (2-up) manual
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Arctic Cat Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications
Models: 450 H1, 450 H1 TRV, 550 H1, 550 H1 TRV, 550 H1 TRV Cruiser, 650 H1, 650 H1 MudPro, 700 H1, 700 H1 TBX, 700 H1 TRV, 700 H1 TRV Cruiser, 700 H1 MudPro, 1000 H2, 1000 H2 TRV Cruiser, 1000 H2 MudPro
Sub-models / Variants: 2-up (TRV), Cruiser, MudPro, TBX (dump bed), FIS, 1000 H2
Model Year: 2011
Technical Data:
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Engine oil capacity (450 change): 2.50 L
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Engine oil capacity (550/650/700 change): 1.9 L
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Engine oil capacity (1000 change): 2.1 L
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Coolant capacity (450/550/650/700): 2.9 L
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Coolant capacity (1000): 3.3 L
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Tire inflation pressure: 0.35 kg/cm² (5 psi)
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Valve clearance (intake): 0.101 mm
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Valve clearance (exhaust): 0.152 mm
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Spark plug gap: 0.7–0.8 mm (0.028–0.032 in.)
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Engine idle speed (650): See Section 1 for specifications
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Brake fluid type: DOT 4
Arctic Cat Manual Features & Content Preview
- Details the 2011 Arctic Cat 450 H1, 550 H1, 650 H1, 700 H1, and 1000 H2, including TRV, MudPro, TBX, and Cruiser trim variants
- Official factory documentation published for the 2011 model year
- Features 47 torque-specification tables and 98 technical illustrations for precise engine and transmission assembly
- Outlines the factory-authorized service protocols for H1 and H2 engine blocks, drivelines, and cooling systems
- Provides comprehensive PDF repair and troubleshooting procedures for the Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI), Throttle Position Sensor (TPS), and ECU modules
- Covers the Electronic Power Steering (EPS), hydraulic brake calipers, front differential, rear gear case, suspension A-arms, and stator coil
Engine and Transmission Contents
This manual organizes maintenance into nine primary sections, focusing heavily on top-end service, internal transmission components, and cooling system upkeep. Rather than generic descriptions, it delivers straight component specifications for valves, pistons, and crankshaft assemblies, providing the exact clearances and tolerances required for accurate mechanical inspections. Equipping your bay with this specific resource directly translates to faster turnaround times, allowing you to accurately pinpoint electrical faults without unnecessary parts swapping. You will find step-by-step procedures for tasks that usually require an expensive trip to the dealership, such as calibrating the TPS with a multi-analyzer, extracting ECU malfunction codes, and bleeding the complete hydraulic brake system. Designed to support the complete service lifecycle of the H1 and H2 engine series, this manual ensures your shop work meets strict factory requirements.
Mechanical precision is paramount when servicing these models, and being aware of specific repair pitfalls is essential. When disassembling the transmission countershaft, it is critical to note the directional facing of the sliding dogs and gears; installing a component backward will lead to severe transmission malfunction. Additionally, technicians must remember that the centrifugal clutch assembly is secured with a left-hand threaded nut, and attempting to disassemble the sealed EPS unit will instantly destroy the mechanism and void the manufacturer warranty.
Specification Highlights & Reference Data
Accurate reference data is critical for any teardown or rebuild. This manual includes comprehensive data tables for engine identification and routine maintenance. To further guide your diagnostic work, the documentation utilizes detailed Wiring diagrams, carburetor schematics, ECU error code charts, gear tooth contact pattern illustrations, and component exploded views. For example, intake valve clearance is clearly documented at 0.101 mm for the 550/650/700 models, alongside a 3.3-liter cooling system capacity for the 1000 H2. You will also find the engine oil drain plug torque listed at 16 ft-lb across primary models, spark plug gap ranges (0.7–0.8 mm), DOT 4 brake fluid requirements, and 80W-90 hypoid oil grades for differential gear lube.
Working on ATVs involves complex mechanical, high-voltage electrical, and pressurized fluid systems. To ensure safe operation and prevent critical vehicle damage, always verify these factory procedures and consult with a certified technician before beginning any heavy mechanical work. Spanning 273 pages, this complete OEM manual delivers the exact chassis, electrical, and engine specifications needed to maintain the 2011 Arctic Cat lineup.
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