1988 Yamaha TerraPro YFP350 Repair Service Manual

Covers: 1988 Yamaha TerraPro YFP350 ATV models
Pages: 435
Format: PDF
File size: 84mb
Language: English
Compatibility: Windows/Mac/Tablet/Smartphone
Notes: Digital download only

This downloadable PDF service manual contains OEM instructions to maintain or repair your ’88 Yamaha TerraPro ATV. This is the same comprehensive manual technicians use to diagnose and repair your ATV. Whether it’s routine maintenance, such as tune-ups and brake service, or more extensive jobs involving engine and carburetor overhaul, this manual provides the most accurate information. A digital PDF download will be available to you immediately after checkout.

Topics:

Chapter 1 General Information

• Machine Identification
• Important Information
• Special Tools

Chapter 2 Specifications

• General Torque Specifications / Definition of Units
• Lubrication Points and Lubricant Type
• Lubrication Diagrams
• Cable Routing

Chapter 3 Periodic Inspection and Adjustments

• Periodic Lubrication
• Periodic Maintenance
• Engine Operation Patterns
• Fenders Removal and Installation
• Engine
• Chassis
• Electrical

Chapter 4 Engine Overhaul

• Engine Removal
• Disassembly
• Inspection and Repair
• Engine Assembly and Adjustment
• Remounting Engine

Chapter 5 Carburetor

• Carburetor
• Governor
• Wire Cylinder

Chapter 6 Drive Train

• Troubleshooting
• Differential Gear / Constant Velocity Joint and Sub Transmission Gear
• PTO Gear

Chapter 7 Chassis

• Front and Rear Wheels
• Front Brake
• Rear Brake
• Steering System
• Steering Knuckles and Tie-Rod Ends
• Front Shock Absorber and Lower Arm
• Rear Shock Absorber and Swingarm

Chapter 8 Electrical

• Electrical Components
• Wiring Diagram
• Open/Close Operation of Switch
• Circuit Diagram
• Ignition System
• Electrical Starting System
• Charging System
• Lighting System
• Signal System
• Troubleshooting

Chapter 9 Troubleshooting

• Starting Failure / Hard Starting
• Poor Idle Speed Performance / Poor Medium and High Speed Performance
• Poor Power Take-Off Performance / Faulty Drive Train
• Faulty Gear Shifting
• Clutch Slipping / Dragging / Overheating
• Faulty Brake / Shock Absorber Malfunction / Instable Handling
• Faulty Lighting System