2000 Arctic Cat Snowmobile Service Manual

Detailed service and maintenance information for Arctic Cat snowmobiles from 2000, covering all models and procedures for efficient servicing.

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Document Number / Seller:
31706 / Harold Morales
File Size:
33.17 MB
File Type:
PDF
Language:
English
Pages:
647
Printable:
Yes
Category:
Snowmobile
Last updated / verified
Jan 16, 2025

Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications

Arctic Cat Snowmobile Service Manual: 2000 Models - Volume I

Comprehensive Service & Repair Manual Operations-Manual | Industrial Resource Documentation

  • Published Spacing Data: 12.7 mm is the maximum clearance permitted for the drive clutch assembly.
  • Measured Dimensional Tolerance: 0.05 mm is the maximum acceptable warpage for cylinder head flatness.
  • Integral Velocity Specs: 1500 RPM is the recommended engine idle speed for smooth operation.
  • Operational Gap Specs: 6 mm is the maximum allowable free-play in the throttle lever for proper engagement.
  • Fundamental Output Quality: 0.75-1.5 mm provides the correct free-play for the throttle lever and control housing connection.
  • Universal Airflow: 1.78 mm is the specified clearance between the engine and torque bumper for optimal performance.

Professional Workshop Service Manual & Technical Specifications

Arctic Cat 2000 Snowmobile Service Manual: Volume I - Service Procedures

Coverage-Scope: Complete engine and chassis procedures // Procedure-Type: Diagnostics, disassembly, inspection, and assembly Logic // Technical-Domain: Mechanical and electrical systems.

Organized into dedicated modules for easy navigation, this manual offers comprehensive guidance on engine-related items, fuel systems, and troubleshooting. It covers all essential maintenance and repair tasks required to keep your Arctic Cat snowmobile running optimally.

Procedures Overview

This manual thoroughly documents procedures for the engine, including removal, disassembly, cleaning, and assembly. Specific sections detail fuel systems (carbureted and EFI), coolant systems, recoil starters, and various engine-related components.

Technical Specifications and Diagrams

Detailed schematics and diagrams are provided for components such as the Axial Fan/Belt, Water Pump, and Carburetors. Torque specifications are included for critical engine components to ensure proper flange face sealing.

Troubleshooting and Diagnostics

Common issues and their solutions are systematically outlined for engine problems like failure to start, idle issues, power loss, overheating, and backfiring. It aids in quick and effective diagnostics and repairs.

Key Systems Documentation

Information on liquid cooling systems, fuel systems, and ignition timing ensures that all major operational aspects of the snowmobile are covered for maintenance and repair.

FAQ

What values are specified for **calibrated** system architecture? keyboard_arrow_down

0.7-1.0 kg-m is the specified torque for the thermostat housing cap screws to ensure proper sealing and prevent coolant leaks.

Assess the **applicable** tool requirements for drive clutch removal? keyboard_arrow_down

A Drive Clutch Puller (p/n 0644-207) and a Spanner Wrench (p/n 0644-136) are required for drive clutch removal.

What components require **exact** electrical values? keyboard_arrow_down

The CDI unit must be replaced if faulty, and the ECU needs replacement if it is faulty.

Confirm the **specific** calibration settings for the idle speed screw? keyboard_arrow_down

An initial setting for pilot air screws is obtained by rotating them clockwise until lightly seated, then counterclockwise the same number of turns as noted in disassembly.

What tools are designated for **clearance** measurements? keyboard_arrow_down

A feeler gauge is used to measure piston ring end gap, and a caliper is used to measure reed stopper height and reed-to-seat clearance.

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This manual is extremely detailed and covers everything you need to know about servicing my 2000 Arctic Cat snowmobile. The troubleshooting guides are particularly helpful. The download process was smooth, and I received the link in no time. Great customer support!