Arctic Cat 650 Twin2004, Service Manual

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3. Place the spring into position between the upper
shift arm and shift lever; then making sure the
O-rings are in place on the axle, secure the shift
lever to the arm with the existing axle and nut.
4. Install the gear shift linkage cover on the fender in
the left-front wheel well. Tighten the three
machine screws securely.
5. Place the left-side panel into position on the frame
and secure with the three machine screws.
6. Install the gas tank (see Section 4); then install the
seat (see Section 8).
7. Check shift lever adjustment (see Section 2).
Speedometer
(Electronic)/Indicator
Lights

NOTE: The indicator lights will illuminate for
approximately one second when the ignition
switch is rotated to the ON position.
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1. Set/Reset Button — Used (in conjunction with
the Time Set button) to advance the hour and
minute display for setting the clock and to reset the
trip meter display to zero.
2. Belt Check Indicator — The Belt light will flash
at 0.35-second intervals when excessive belt wear
or belt damage is detected. Also, light will illumi-
nate every 100 hours of operation to indicate ser-
vice requirements.
3. Neutral Indicator — The Neutral light will illu-
minate when the transmission is in neutral and the
ignition switch is on. The light will go out when
shifted into any gear other than neutral.
4. Reverse Indicator — The Reverse light will illu-
minate when the transmission is shifted into
reverse gear. The light will go off when shifted out
of reverse.
5. Oil Pressure Indicator — An oil pressure warn-
ing symbol LED (light emitting diode) will flash
when low oil pressure is detected.
6. 4WD Indicator — Displays 4WD when the front
drive selector switch is moved to the 4WD posi-
tion. Display will go off when 2WD is selected.
7. 2WD Indicator — Displays 2WD when the front
drive selector switch is moved to the 2WD posi-
tion. Display will go off when 4 WD is selected.
8. Coolant Temperature Indicator — A red light
will illuminate if the engine overheats. The light
should be off during normal operation.

NOTE: High engine RPM, low vehicle speed, or
heavy load can raise engine temperature. Decreas-
ing engine RPM, reducing load, and selecting an
appropriate transmission gear can lower the tem-
perature.

NOTE: Debris in front of the engine (or packed
between the cooling fins of the radiator) can
reduce cooling capability. Using a hose, pres-
sure-wash the radiator and the engine to remove
any debris preventing air flow.
9. Fuel Level Indicator — Shows amount of gaso-
line in the gas tank. When bottom portion flashes,
3.5 L (0.92 U.S. gal.) of gasoline remains in the
tank.
10. Time Set Button — Press the button to set clock
hours and minutes.
A. Press the button and the minute display will
blink; then adjust the hour display by pressing
the Set/Reset Button. Press the Time Set Button
to set hour display.

NOTE: If the Set/Reset Button is pressed in and
held, the hour display will advance continuously.
B. After the hour display is set, the minute display
will blink. Press the Set/Reset Button to set
minute display.
11. Clock — Clock indicates 12-hour mode.
12. Speedometer — Shows approximate ATV speed
in km/h and mph.
13. Odometer/Trip Meters (A & B)/Hour Meter —
Odometer registers the total distance the ATV has
traveled. Trip meters can register two different
types of distances (for instance, A could register
trip distance and B could register distance between
stops). Trip meters can be reset. Hour meter regis-
ters total ignition switch ON time.
! CAUTION
Continued operation of the ATV with high engine
temperature may result in engine damage or
premature wear.