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Controls & Features

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Read this operator’s manual, safety symbols, and operating instructions on the vehicle before operating. 

Compare the illustrations in this manual with your unit to familiarize yourself with the location of various 

controls and adjustments. Reference to the right or left hand side of unit is observed from the operating 
position. Save this manual for future reference.

IMPORTANT: 

Refer to the Engine Operator’s Manual before operating this vehicle to familiarize yourself with 

the engine controls and adjustments.

A

Instrument Cluster

B

Choke Knob

C

Ignition Switch

D

Hood Latch

E

Steering Wheel

F

Accelerator Pedal

G

Brake Pedal

H

Parking Brake Lever

I

Seat Belt Latch

J

Seat Belts

K

Cargo Bed Latch Lever

L

Tailgate Latch

M

Bed Tie-Down Ring

N

Fuel Tank

O

Differential Lock Lever

P

Shift Lever

Q

12 Volt Power Outlet

R

Handhold

S

Auxillary Switch Panel

T

Operator Protective Structure (OPS)

U

Cup Holders

V

Hitch Plate

Figure 3-1

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

L

N

I

J

O

P

Q

D

R

R

S

T

U

V

O

O

O

O

Instrument Cluster

The instrument cluster is located in the middle of the 

dash panel. It contains multiple displays, indicator 

lights and mode buttons. It displays Fuel Level, 

Vehicle Speed (KM/H, MPH), Gear Selection (F, N or R) 

and the Odometer reading when the key is turned to 

the “ON” position. In addition, the Seat Belt Warning 

Indicator will flash for 8 seconds to remind the 

operator and passenger to fasten their seat belt. 
The Low Voltage Indicator will illuminate when your 

battery reaches 11.6 volts. The other indicator lights 

will not illuminate until that function is used. 
The Fuel Level is divided into 5 segments and flashes 

at the lowest increment. See Figure 3-2.
The 

MODE

 button switch changes the display from 

distance driven (KM/MILE) to time of use (Hrs.). 
The 

KM/MILE

 button switch changes the display 

from KM/H to MPH. See Figure 3-2.

Parking Brake 

      Indicator

Low Voltage Indicator

High Beam Indicator

Gear Position 

    Indicator

Seat Belt Warning

Indicator

Figure 3-2

Hour Meter

The hour meter is located in the instrument cluster. 

To display the hour meter, press the mode button 

switch to change the display from distance driven to 

time of use. It records the elapsed time when the key 

is in the Run position. See Figure 3-2.

Choke Knob

The choke knob is located to the right of the ignition 

switch on the dash. The choke is used when starting 

a cold engine. To set, pull out to engage, push in to 

disengage. 

Summary of Contents for Challenger 400

Page 1: ...UCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO OPERATE THIS MACHINE FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THESE INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY Form No 769 12196 March 13 2017 Utility Vehicle Challenger 400...

Page 2: ...lease be aware that this Operator s Manual may cover a range of product specifications for various models Characteristics and features discussed and or illustrated in this manual may not be applicable...

Page 3: ...he utility vehicle without the seat belt fastened can result in death or injury 23 Improper use of the vehicle or failure to properly maintain it could result in decreased vehicle performance or perso...

Page 4: ...r or other gas appliances m Avoid injury from explosion or fire DO NOT carry fuel or other flammable liquids in vehicle or cargo bed General Service 1 Never run an engine indoors or in a poorly ventil...

Page 5: ...quipped with low permeation fuel lines and fuel tanks for evaporative emission control Please contact Customer Support for information regarding the evaporative emission control configuration for your...

Page 6: ...mbol Description WARNING RIDERS FALLING Riders can fall off and be seriously injured or killed MAX 15 WARNING SLOPES Do not operate on slopes greater than 15 WARNING CRUSH HAZARD Keep hands and other...

Page 7: ...ns multiple displays indicator lights and mode buttons It displays Fuel Level Vehicle Speed KM H MPH Gear Selection F N or R and the Odometer reading when the key is turned to the ON position In addit...

Page 8: ...enter console between the seats When engaged the differential lever locks the rear differential giving equal power to both rear wheels See Figure 3 7 In addition when the differential lock lever is in...

Page 9: ...or gate openings and other overhead objects such as utility lines and tree branches Overhead objects could catch the OPS and upset the utility vehicle 2 Do not modify the OPS by drilling holes for or...

Page 10: ...als See Seats section in Controls Features page 8 2 Adjust the seat belt to fit comfortably around your lap then buckle the seat belt WARNING Do not operate the vehicle without the OPS in place and th...

Page 11: ...bles you need to take into account Length and width Measure the size of your truck or trailer by taking width and length measurements at the floor level Compare these measurements to the width and len...

Page 12: ...es on the edge of the trailer or truck bed See Figure 4 7 Figure 4 7 5 Use tie down straps or cables to secure the ramps to the trailer or truck via the bumper steel bumpers only or trailer hitch safe...

Page 13: ...es P Inspect Clean CVT Air Filter P Inspect Front and Rear Shocks P Lubricate A Arms P Tighten Lug Nuts P Inspect OPS and Seat Belts P Inspect Tires P Change Transaxle Oil P Change more frequently if...

Page 14: ...ed tire pressure can reduce the life of the tire Check tire pressures before each use Seat Belts Check proper function before each use Replace seat belt assembly if any damage is found If damage is no...

Page 15: ...ry posts terminals and related accessories contain lead and lead compounds chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm Wash hands after handling IMPORTANT If remov...

Page 16: ...See Figure 6 13 Bolts Figure 6 13 2 Remove brake caliper assembly from brake disc See Figure 6 14 IMPORTANT Do not let the caliper hang from the brake hose Stressing the brake hose can damage it and...

Page 17: ...per function before each use or daily Contact your Cub Cadet dealer and replace the belt assembly if any damage is found If an accident has occurred which may have damaged the OPS have the OPS thoroug...

Page 18: ...ine misfires under load 1 Faulty spark plug 2 Stale or dirty fuel 3 Plugged fuel filter 4 Faulty coil or wire Engine does not restart when warm 1 Poor quality fuel 2 Very hot weather conditions 3 Fuel...

Page 19: ...ted 5 Fuel filter plugged 6 Fuel line pinched or kinked 7 Fuel pump output not adjusted to specification 8 Improper fuel 9 Air cleaner element plugged Starter does not work 1 Loose or corroded connect...

Page 20: ...ditional Storage Dash Box Power Port 12V Dash Mounted Front Bumper Standard LED headlights Standard Dimensions Length Width 98 6 x 49 0 98 6 x 51 6 w roof Tread Center F 41 8 R 39 5 Height Overall 75...

Page 21: ...el Kit Includes 4 Rims Lug Nuts 39A70087100 Fender Kit Blue 39A70061100 Fender Kit Camo 39A70089100 Fender Kit Red 39A70065100 Folding Polycarbonate Windshield 39A70063100 Full Acrylic Windshield 39A7...

Page 22: ...period of two years The warranty period begins on the date the outdoor equipment is delivered to an ultimate purchaser or first placed into service Subject to certain conditions and exclusions as sta...

Page 23: ...cause of the need for repair or replacement of the part That notwithstanding any adjustment of a component that has a factory installed and properly operating adjustment limiting device is still elig...

Page 24: ...site at www mtdcanada com This limited warranty does not provide coverage in the following cases a The engine or component parts thereof These items may carry a separate manufacturer s warranty Refer...

Page 25: ...ONS DE CE MANUEL AVANT D UTILISER VOTRE V HICULE UTILITAIRE LE NON RESPECT DE CES INSTRUCTIONS PEUT ENTRA NER DES BLESSURES CORPORELLES Formulaire 769 12196 13 mars 2017 V hicule utilitaire Challenger...

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Page 30: ...quent de tomber ce qui peut cause de graves blessures voire la mort MAX 15 AVERTISSEMENT PENTE N utilisez pas le v hicule sur une pente sup rieure 15 AVERTISSEMENT RISQUE DE COINCEMENT Tenez vos mains...

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Page 32: ...ulons dans les quatre autres trous du plateau Serrez les boulons un couple de 170 pi lb Voir Figure 3 6 Figure 3 6 Anneauxd arrimage Les anneaux d arrimage sont utilis s pour s curiser une charge dura...

Page 33: ...ager 1 V rifiez bien la hauteur libre dans la zone de travail V rifiez bien l espace libre avant de passer par un portail sous des branches basses ou sous des lignes lectriques etc Les objets suspendu...

Page 34: ...servoir jusqu la base du col de remplissage Utilisez un carburant ayant un indice d octane de 87 ou plus 10 d thanol maximum 6 Apr s avoir termin de faire le plein pressez le bouchon sur le col de re...

Page 35: ...hargement du v hicule utilitaire AVERTISSEMENT Fixez bien les rampes de chargement sur la camionnette ou sur la remorque avec des sangles ou des c bles de fixation pour emp cher le d placement des ram...

Page 36: ...les rampes de chargement ad quates pour charger le v hicule utilitaire en toute s curit sur la camionnette ou sur la remorque suivez les instructions ci apr s pour commencer le chargement 1 Soyez tr...

Page 37: ...er les suspensions avant et arri re P Lubrifier les bras triangulaires P Serrer les crous de roue P V rifier la structure de protection et les ceintures de s curit P V rifier les pneus P Changer l hui...

Page 38: ...u tableau de bord cela peut entra ner des dommages Pressiondespneus AVERTISSEMENT Une pression d air excessive du pneu sup rieure 14 psi peut causer l clatement du pneu et ainsi entra ner de graves bl...

Page 39: ...es lunettes de protection et des gants lorsque vous manipulez une batterie Ne placez pas d objets m talliques entre les deux bornes de la batterie et ne laissez pas un objet m tallique entrer en conta...

Page 40: ...ue vous soulevez l arri re du v hicule 5 Retirez les quatre crous de roue et la roue Pour remplacer les plaquettes de frein suivez les tapes ci dessous Remplacementdesplaquettesdefrein 1 Enlevez les b...

Page 41: ...et les ceintures de s curit r guli rement soit une fois tous les six mois Avant chaque utilisation v rifiez que ces composants ne sont pas endommag s et qu ils fonctionnent bien Contactez votre conces...

Page 42: ...rburant est vent ou contient de la salet 3 Le filtre carburant est bouch 4 La bobine d allumage est d fectueuse ou le fil est d fectueux Le moteur ne red marre pas 1 Le carburant est de mauvaise quali...

Page 43: ...conduit de carburant est coinc ou pli 7 Le d bit de la pompe carburant n est pas r gl selon les sp cifications 8 Le carburant n est pas appropri 9 L l ment du filtre air est bouch Le d marreur ne fon...

Page 44: ...alimentation 12 volts int gr au tableau de bord Pare chocs avant De s rie Phares DEL De s rie Dimensions Longueur largeur 98 6 x 49 0 98 6 x 51 6 avec toit Rayon Avant 41 8 et arri re 39 5 Hauteur tot...

Page 45: ...jantes et crous de roue 39A70087100 Aile bleue 39A70061100 Aile camo 39A70089100 Aile rouge 39A70065100 Pare brise repliable en polycarbonate 39A70063100 Pare brise en acrylique 39A70051100 Cabine so...

Page 46: ...ARANTIE MTD Consumer Group Inc garantit l acheteur initial et chaque acheteur subs quent que 1 l quipement pour l ext rieur a t con u construit et quip conform ment tous les r glements applicables et...

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