2007 Can-Am Outlander 500/650/800 EFI & MAX Owner's Manual
Complete operator guidance for Outlander series: engine control, CVT transmission, suspension setup, maintenance procedures, and safety protocols for single and 2-UP models.
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Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications
Can-Am Outlander 500, 650, 800 EFI & MAX Series — 2007 Integrated Technical Blueprint & Portfolio.
- Engineered Burn-in Temperature: The engine displacement achieves 500 cc (30.49 cu in) for the base Outlander model, while larger options reach 800 cc (48.82 cu in) maximum capacity Sequences.
- Calibrated Operational Speed: Idle engine speed is standardized to ± 50 1250 RPM (not adjustable), establishing baseline operational Threshold.
- Defined Shipping Weight: For standard 1-UP configurations, dry weight reaches 287 kg (634 lb) across the 500 cc model, with heavier variants scaling to 318 kg (699 lb) Parameters.
- Principal Clamp Forces: Wheel nuts require 90 N•m (66 lbf•ft) torque specification, determining frame fastener assembly Mapping.
- Advanced Spacing Data: Spark plug gap is set to 0.6–0.7 mm (0.024–0.027 in) for proper ignition function Requirements.
- Verified Heat Dissipation: Coolant system capacity reaches 2.2 L (2.32 U.S. quarts) for the liquid-cooled 4-stroke V-twin engine Configuration.
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Precision Reference Training Manual: ATV Can-Am Outlander 500 EFI, Outlander 650 EFI, Outlander 800 EFI, Outlander MAX 500 EFI, Outlander MAX 650 EFI, Outlander MAX 800 EFI ATV - Comprehensive Operator's Guide (2007) Blueprint-Vault
Technical-Benchmarks: Outlander 500 EFI, 650 EFI, 800 EFI, and MAX variants (2007) // Repair-Classification: Off-road Vehicle Operation / Engine and Transmission Systems Logic // Year-Coverage: 2007 model year documentation with multi-variant support.
| System Category | Documentation Type | Coverage Details |
|---|---|---|
| Engine and Transmission | Complete specifications | Documented across all displacement variants |
| Operating Procedures | Comprehensive guidance | Instructions for all riding conditions |
| Maintenance Protocols | Full maintenance schedule | Routine and periodic service intervals |
The documentation is partitioned into safety fundamentals, vehicle familiarization, operational guidance, maintenance procedures, and warranty information. The manual covers pre-operation inspections and vehicle controls, follows with engine and transmission operation techniques, integrates maintenance scheduling and component service procedures, provides troubleshooting reference data, and concludes with warranty and registration documentation.
Integrated Nexus
Technically establishing the vehicle's core functions, this guide describes the control layout including the throttle lever, 2WD/4WD selector, brake systems, transmission lever with five positions (Park, Reverse, Neutral, High, Low), multi-function switch operations, and speedometer display modes. The module addresses electrical components such as the ignition switch with DESS technology (Digitally Encoded Security System), fuel tank cap specifications, brake pedal mechanics, footpeg placement, grab handles for 2-UP passenger models, and seats with storage conversion options.
Diagnostic Parameters
Service procedures are documented for pre-operation checks that must be completed before each use. The document specifies inspection of tire pressure and condition, wheel bearing wear assessment, brake lever and brake pedal functionality, transmission lever movement, fuel and oil level verification, coolant condition, oil leak detection, light operation verification, cargo securing procedures, and trailer attachment verification. The pre-operation check section provides comprehensive parameter review for 1-UP and 2-UP model variants.
Advanced Topology
Calibration requirements are specified for throttle cable adjustment, with free play measurement at the throttle lever tip ranging from 3 to 6 millimeters. The manual documents the ignition switch positions (OFF, ON with light, ON without light) and the engine stop switch functionality. Speedometer configuration allows unit selection between miles per hour and kilometers per hour, with multi-function display offering odometer, trip meter, hour meter (both trip time and engine hours), and speed/RPM mode selection capabilities.
Core Sequences
Electrical system documentation covers the IDI (Inductive Digital Ignition) ignition type with 8000 RPM engine limiter, 15 km/h reverse speed limiter, and spark plug specifications (NGK DCPR8E with 0.6 to 0.7 mm gap). The fuse protection layout includes F1 through F9 assignments, battery type (dry type, 12 volts, 18 Ah), electric start capability, and headlamp/taillight bulb wattage specifications. Multi-function display messages are referenced for diagnostic communication including low battery, high battery, low oil pressure, high temperature, and check engine indicators.
Systematic Interface
Suspension service documentation covers the TTI Independent rear suspension with 228.6 mm travel and front independent suspension options varying by engine displacement. The manual provides tire specifications and pressure ranges with maximum settings of 34.5 kPa front (1-UP models up to 235 kg load) and differentiated rear pressures for 2-UP models. Drive train components documented include shaft-driven front differential with single auto-lock mechanism, shaft-driven rear axle, and wheel specifications with 90 N•m torque requirements for wheel nuts.
The document documents torque specifications for fasteners including spark plugs at 20 N•m to ensure proper seal compression uniformity, with comprehensive tables providing engine displacement data (499.6 cc, 649.6 cc, and 800 cc variants), bore and stroke measurements, compression ratios, and oil capacity information for service replacement procedures.
Maintenance intervals are structured with initial inspection at 10 hours or 30 days, subsequent intervals at 25, 50, 100, and 200 operating hours or yearly/mileage-based schedules. Routine tasks documented include engine oil and filter replacement, valve adjustment inspection, air filter cleaning with mineral-based oil viscosity (SAE 5W30), gearbox oil service using XP-S chaincase oil, coolant replacement with ethylene-glycol solution, brake fluid inspection and replacement, battery maintenance, and electrical system component verification. The guide includes brake system service parameters with disc thickness limits (front 3.5 mm minimum, rear 4.3 mm minimum) and maximum warpage tolerance (0.2 mm) specifications.
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