1988-1991 Yamaha Sno Scoot SV 80/E Snowmobile Service Manual

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High quality, searchable and indexed 1988-1991 Yamaha Sno Scoot SV 80/E Snowmobile Service Manual.

Manual Chapters:
Yamaha Snoscoot SV 80/E Service Manual
 - How to use this manual
   - Illustrated Symbols
 - Index
 - Chapter 1 General Information
   - Machine Identification
   - Storage / Pre-Season Preparation
   - Important Information
   - Special Tools
 - Chapter 2 Periodic Inspections and Adjustments
   - Periodic Maintenance Table
   - Seat and Shroud
   - Engine
   - Chassis
   - Electrical
 - Chapter 3 Engine Overhaul
   - Engine Removal
   - Engine Disassembly
   - Inspection and Repair
   - Engine Assembly and Adjustment
 - Chapter 4 Carburetion
   - Carburetor
   - Reed Valve
 - Chapter 5 Chassis
   - Brake
   - Drive Axle
   - Slide Rail Suspension
   - Handlebar and Steering
   - Ski and Front Suspension
 - Chapter 6 Electrical
   - Circuit Diagram
   - Electrical Components
   - Ignition System
   - Electrical Starting System
   - Charging System
   - Lighting System
   - Signal System
 - Chapter 7 Appendices
   - Specifications
   - General Torque Specifications / Conversion Tables
   - Cable Routing
   - Wiring Diagram

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