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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
Mechanical Brakes (DS 70
and DS 90)
Mechanical Brake Inspection
WARNING
Any brake system repair should
be performed by an authorized
Can-Am Dealer.
Check brake lever free-play (both
levers), adjust if necessary.
Check for lever operation, they should
move freely and have a firm feel when
brakes are applied.
If correct adjustment is unattainable,
see an authorized Can-Am dealer.
Inspect brake cables for excessive
wear, kinking or fraying.
Replace any cable that show signs of
wear, fraying or other damages.
Lubricate cables using CABLE LUBRI-
CANT (P/N 293 600 041) to reduce
premature wear and to ensure proper
movement of the cable.
WARNING
Always use a silicone-based lu-
bricant. Using any other lubricant
(such as a water-based lubricant)
may cause the brake cables to stick
or become stiff.
Have your authorized Can-Am dealer
inspect brake shoes for wear or dam-
age.
BRAKE SHOE MINIMUM THICKNESS
FRONT AND
REAR
1.5 mm (.06 in)
See your authorized Can-Am dealer if
a problem is detected concerning the
brake system.
Front Brake Cable Adjustment
Fully tighten all adjustment screws on
brake cables.
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1. Adjustment screws on lever
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1. Adjustment screws on cables
Press brake lever.
Adjust cable link so it is parallel to cable
support. Turn adjustment screws o
n
cable (not at lever) as required.
While reading this Operator’s Guide, remember that:
WARNING
Indicates a potential hazard that, if not avoided, could result in serious
injury or death.
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- Warning 2
- About this operator s guide 3
- Foreword 3
- Know before you go 3
- Safety messages 3
- Warning 3
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- Notice to parents 4
- Warning 4
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- Table of contents 5
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- Accessories and modifications 10
- Avoid burns from hot parts 10
- Avoid carbon monoxide poisoning 10
- Avoid gasoline fires and other hazards 10
- General precautions 10
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- Special safety messages 11
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- How to avoid the hazard 14
- Operation warnings 14
- Potential hazard 14
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- What can happen 14
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- Potential hazard 16
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- Potential hazard 19
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- What can happen 19
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- What can happen 21
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- What can happen 24
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- What can happen 25
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- What can happen 26
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- What can happen 27
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- Potential hazard 28
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- What can happen 28
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- How to avoid the hazard 29
- Potential hazard 29
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- What can happen 29
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- How to avoid the hazard 30
- Potential hazard 30
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- What can happen 30
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- How to avoid the hazard 31
- Potential hazard 31
- Warning 31
- What can happen 31
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- How to avoid the hazard 32
- Potential hazard 32
- Warning 32
- What can happen 32
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- How to avoid the hazard 33
- Potential hazard 33
- Warning 33
- What can happen 33
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- How to avoid the hazard 34
- Potential hazard 34
- Warning 34
- What can happen 34
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- How to avoid the hazard 35
- Potential hazard 35
- Warning 35
- What can happen 35
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- How to avoid the hazard 36
- Potential hazard 36
- Warning 36
- What can happen 36
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- How to avoid the hazard 37
- Potential hazard 37
- Warning 37
- What can happen 37
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- How to avoid the hazard 38
- Potential hazard 38
- Warning 38
- What can happen 38
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- How to avoid the hazard 39
- Potential hazard 39
- Warning 39
- What can happen 39
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- Riding the vehicle 40
- Warning 40
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- Before using this vehicle the operator and or an adult should always perform the following pre ride inspection check list 41
- Perform a pre ride inspection before each ride to detect any potential prob lem that could occur during operation the pre ride inspection can help you monitor wear and deterioration before they become a problem correct any problem that you discover to reduce the risk of a breakdown or crash see an authorized can am dealer if necessary 41
- Pre ride inspection 41
- Pre ride inspection check list 41
- Safety informatio 41
- Warning 41
- What to do before starting the engine key off 41
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- Safety informatio 42
- What to do after the engine is started 42
- What to do before starting the engine key on 42
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- Clothing 43
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- Carrying a passenger 44
- Carrying loads 44
- Environment 44
- Recreational riding 44
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- Design limitation 45
- General operating and safety precautions 45
- Off road operation 45
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- Warning 47
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- Riding techniques 48
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- Warning 53
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- Hang tag 54
- Important on product labels 54
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- Vehicle safety labels 55
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- Important on product labels 56
- Label 1 56
- Label 2 56
- Label 3 ds 70 56
- Label 3 ds 90 and ds 90 x 56
- Safety informatio 56
- _______ 56
- ________ 56
- Compliance labels 57
- Label 4 typical refer to specifications for exact pressures 57
- Label 5 57
- Label 6 57
- Location front fender 57
- Location lower right front tube of the frame 57
- Location underneath rear fender 57
- Safety informatio 57
- Technical information label 57
- These labels indicate vehicle s compli ance 57
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- Controls instruments equipment 60
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- Throttle lever 61
- Warning 61
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- Rh brake lever 62
- Warning 62
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- Lh brake lever 63
- Parking brake 63
- Warning 63
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- Transmission lever 64
- Warning 64
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- Multifunction switch 65
- Warning 65
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- Indicator lamps 66
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- Fuel valve 67
- Ignition switch 67
- Warning 67
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- Seat latch 68
- Tool kit 68
- Warning 68
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- Front storage compartment 69
- Warning 69
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- Fueling procedure 70
- Recommended fuel 70
- Warning 70
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- Break in period 72
- Operating during break in 72
- Warning 72
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- Operating instructions 73
- Starting the engine 73
- Warning 73
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- Stopping the engine 75
- Warning 75
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- Suspension adjustment 76
- Tune your ride 76
- Warning 76
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- Indicates a potential hazard that if not avoided could result in serious injury or death 77
- Warning 77
- While reading this operator s guide remember that 77
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- Vehicle transportation 78
- Warning 78
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- Break in inspection 80
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- Failure to properly maintain the vehicle according to the maintenance schedule and procedures can make it unsafe to operate 82
- Maintenance is very important for keeping your vehicle in safe operating condition proper maintenance is the owner s responsibility the vehicle should be serviced as per maintenance schedule the maintenance schedule does not exempt the pre ride inspection 82
- Maintenance schedule 82
- Warning 82
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- Engine oil 85
- Maintenance procedures 85
- Warning 85
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- Oil strainer 87
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- Air filter 88
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- Air filter housing 90
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- Air injection valve 91
- Spark arrester 91
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- Cvt cover 92
- Warning 92
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- Gearbox oil 93
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- Throttle cable 94
- Warning 94
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- Spark plug 95
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- Battery 96
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- Lights 97
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- Drive chain and sprockets 98
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- Tires and wheels 100
- Warning 100
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- Steering system 101
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- Mechanical brakes ds 70 and ds 90 102
- Warning 102
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- Hydraulic brakes ds 90 x 103
- Warning 103
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- Post operation care 106
- Vehicle care 106
- Vehicle cleaning and protection 106
- Warning 106
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- Storage and preseason preparation 107
- Warning 107
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- Engine identification number location 110
- Vehicle identification 110
- Vehicle identification number location 110
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- Noise emission control system regulation 111
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- Specifications 112
- Xps chaincase oil p n 415 129 500 112
- Xps synthetic blend oil summer grade p n 293 600 121 112
- Xps synthetic oil winter grade p n 293 600 112 112
- ______________ 112
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- Troubleshooting guidelines 116
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- Brp limited warranty usa and canada 2011 can a 120
- Exclusions are not warranted 120
- Limitations of liability 120
- Scope of the limited warranty 120
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- Conditions to have warranty coverage 121
- Warranty coverage period 121
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- What brp will do 122
- What to do to obtain warranty coverage 122
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- A gps receiver may be supplied by brp as standard equipment on certain 2011 can am atv s the gps receiver is covered by the limited warranty issued by the gps receiver s manufacturer and is not covered by this limited warranty please contact the following distributors if in canada or the manufacturer if in the usa 123
- Branded atv tires the tires are warranted separately by the tire manufacturer and are not covered by this limited warranty please contact the manufacturer or ask your au thorized can am atv dealer for assistance 123
- If the ownership of a product is transferred during the warranty coverage period this warranty shall also be transferred and be valid for the remaining coverage period provided that brp is notified of such transfer of ownership in the following way 1 the former owner contacts brp at the phone number provided below or an authorized brp dealer and gives the coordinates of the new owner or 2 brp or an authorized brp dealer receives a proof that the former owner agreed to the transfer of ownership in addition to the coordinates of the new owner 123
- Supplier warranties 123
- Transfer 123
- Your 2011 can am atv could be originally equipped with carlisl 123
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- Consumer assistance 124
- In the event of a controversy or a dispute in connection with this limited warranty brp suggests that you try to resolve the issue at the dealership level we recom mend discussing the issue with the authorized dealer s service manager or owner if the issue has not yet been resolved please submit your complaint in writing or call the appropriate number below 124
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- Brp international limited warranty 2011 can a 125
- Exclusions are not warranted 125
- Limitations of liability 125
- Scope of the limited warranty 125
- ______________ 125
- Conditions to have warranty coverage 126
- Warranty coverage period 126
- ______________ 126
- Transfer 127
- What brp will do 127
- What to do to obtain warranty coverage 127
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- Consumer assistance 128
- In the event of a controversy or a dispute in connection with this limited warranty brp suggests that you try to resolve the issue at the can am atv dealer level we recommend discussing the issue with the service manager or owner you will find your can am atv distributor dealer s coordinates on our website at www brp com 2 if further assistance is required the can am atv distributor service depart ment should be contacted in order to resolve the matter 3 if the matter still remains unresolved then contact brp by writing to us at the address listed below 128
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- Brp limited warranty for the european economic area 2011 can a 129
- Exclusions are not warranted 129
- Limitations of liability 129
- Scope of the limited warranty 129
- ______________ 129
- Conditions to have warranty coverage 130
- Warranty coverage period 130
- ______________ 130
- What brp will do 131
- What to do to obtain warranty coverage 131
- ______________ 131
- Consumer assistance 132
- Transfer 132
- ______________ 132
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- Additional terms and conditions for france only 134
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- Brp wishes to inform you that your coordinates will be used for safety and war ranty related purposes furthermore brp and its affiliates may use its customer list to distribute marketing and promotional information about brp and related products to exercise your right to consult or correct your data or to be removed from the ad dressee list for direct marketing please contact brp 136
- Privacy information 136
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- Change of address ownership 137
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- Indicates a potential hazard that if not avoided could result in serious injury or death 143
- Please verify with your dealer to ensure your vehicle has been registered with brp 143
- Warning 143
- While reading this operator s guide remember that 143
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