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Honda 650 rincon 2005 Owner's Manual (293 pages)

ATV

Brand: Honda | Category: Offroad Vehicle | Size: 9.15 MB

Introduction
2
A few Words about Safety
4
Contents
6
ATV Safety
9
Important Safety Information
10
Safety Labels
13
Instruments & Controls
17
Component Locations
19
Indicators & Displays
22
Lamp Check
23
Display Check
23
Multi-Function Display
27
Drive Mode Indicator
28
Gear Position Indicator
29
Oil Change Indicator
30
Odometer
31
Tripmeter
31
Hourmeter
32
Digital Clock
33
Fuel Gauge
36
Controls & Features
37
Fuel Valve
37
Left Side
37
Reserve Fuel
37
Choke Knob
38
Center of Handlebar
38
Ignition Switch
39
Shift Lever
40
Drive Mode Select Switch
41
2WD/4WD Select Switch
42
Start Button
43
Left Handlebar
43
Engine Stop Switch
43
Headlight Switch
44
Headlight Dimmer Switch
44
Recoil Starter
45
Starting Primer Knob
45
Right Side
45
Throttle Lever
46
Right Handlebar
46
Gearshift Switch
47
Front Brake Lever
48
Rear Brake Lever
48
Rear Brake Pedal
48
Parking Brake
49
Flag Pole Bracket
50
Right Rear
50
Accessory Socket
51
Right Front
51
Gpscape System (TRX650FGA Only)
53
Latitude
54
Longitude
55
System Limitations
58
System Start-Up
59
Position Fix
59
System Failure to Display a Position Fix
60
Satellite Status
62
GPS Mode
64
GPS Mode Display
66
Waypoint Number Display
67
Direction to Waypoint Display
68
Distance to Waypoint
70
Basic Waypoint Selection
71
To Mark Your Present Position
71
Advanced Waypoint Selection
73
Advanced Latitude & Longitude Entry Sequence
73
To Correct Input
77
To Change the Coordinates for an Existing Waypoint Number
77
Determining the Coordinates of Your Current Position
77
Compass Direction Indicator
78
Automatic Clock Adjustment
80
Before Riding
81
Are You Ready to Ride?
82
Protective Apparel
82
Helmets and Eye Protection
82
Additional Riding Gear
83
Rider Training
84
Age Recommendation
85
No Passengers
85
No Alcohol or Drugs
86
Is Your ATV Ready to Ride?
87
Pre-Ride Inspection
87
Load Limits & Guidelines
90
Loading
90
Cargo and Trailer Information
91
Loading Guidelines
93
Accessories
94
Modifications
95
Basic Operation & Riding
97
Safe Riding Precautions
99
Off-Road Use Only
99
Keep Hands and Feet on Controls
100
Control Speed
101
Use Care on Unfamiliar or Rough Terrain
102
Do Not Perform Stunts
103
Starting & Stopping the Engine
104
Preparation
104
Starting Procedure
105
Normal Air Temperature 10-35 C (50-95 F)
105
High Air Temperature 35 C (95 F) or above
106
Low Air Temperature 10 C (50 F) or below
106
Flooded Engine
107
Stalled Engine
107
How to Stop the Engine
108
Normal Engine Stop
108
Emergency Engine Stop
108
Using the Recoil Starter
109
Shifting Gears
110
Neutral (N)
110
Drive (D)
110
Reverse (R)
110
Auto Mode
112
ESP Mode
113
Upshifting Sequence
113
Downshifting Sequence
113
Riding in Reverse
116
Braking
118
Riding Your ATV
120
Making Turns
120
To Make a Turn on Level Ground
121
To Make a Sharp Turn at Low Speed
121
To Make a Turn from a Full Stop
121
Skidding or Sliding
122
Riding up Hills
123
Shift Weight Forward When Climbing Hills
124
Stalling the ATV And/Or Rolling Backwards
125
What to Do if the ATV Stalls or Rolls Backwards When Climbing a Hill
125
What to Do after the ATV Has Stalled or Rolled Backwards
126
Be Sure Your Legs Are Clear of the Wheels
126
Body Position for Backing down a Hill
126
Riding down Hills
127
On Downhills, Shift Your Weight Back
127
Crossing or Turning on Hills or Slopes
128
Crossing Hills or Slopes
129
Shift Weight Uphill When Crossing Slopes
129
Making Turns on Slopes
129
Riding over Obstacles
130
Riding through Water
131
Parking
132
Parking on a Steep Incline or a Loose or Slippery Surface
132
Servicing Your Honda
133
The Importance of Maintenance
135
Maintenance Safety
136
Important Safety Precautions
137
Maintenance Schedule
138
Summary of Maintenance Schedule Notes & Procedures
139
Maintenance Procedures
140
Maintenance Record
142
Tool Kit
146
Owner's Manual Storage
147
Left
147
Seat Removal
148
Installation
148
Fuel Recommendation
149
Fuel Capacity
150
Refueling Procedure
150
Fuel
151
Engine Oil & Filter
152
Oil Recommendation
153
JASO T 903 Standard
154
Checking & Adding Oil
155
Changing Engine Oil & Filter
157
Under Engine
157
Install a New Engine Oil Filter
158
Add Engine Oil
159
Gear Case Oil
160
Changing Oil
160
Differential Oil
162
Coolant Recommendation
164
Checking & Adding Coolant
165
Coolant Replacement
167
Radiator Core
168
To Clean the Radiator Core, Oil Cooler and Radiator Cover Plate
168
Air Cleaner
170
Cleaning
170
Under Seat
171
Air Cleaner Housing Drain Tube
173
Throttle Freeplay
174
Adjustment
174
Throttle Inspection
175
Carburetor Choke Cable & Knob
176
Engine Idle Speed
177
Idle Speed Adjustment
177
Spark Plug Recommendation
178
Spark Plug Replacement & Inspection
179
Valve Inspection
181
Spark Arrester
182
Front Brakes
184
Rear Brakes
184
Brake Fluid Recommendation
184
Fluid Level Inspection
185
Front Brake Fluid Level
185
Rear Brake Fluid Level
186
Other Inspections
186
Front Brake Lever Freeplay & Shoe Lining Clearance
187
To Adjust the Brake Lining Clearance
189
Rear Brake Pedal Freeplay
191
Inspection
191
Brake Pad Wear
193
Draining Water from Brakes
194
Tires
195
Air Pressure
196
Tread Wear
199
Tire Repair
200
Tire Replacement
201
Engine Guards & Skid Plates
202
Driveshaft Boots
203
Battery
204
Battery Storage
205
Battery Charging
208
Appearance Care
209
General Recommendations
209
Washing Your ATV with a Mild Detergent
210
Spray Cleaning Your ATV
211
Suggestions for Using Spray Cleaner(S) Follow
211
Aluminum Wheel Maintenance
212
Finishing Touches
213
Tips
215
Preparing for a Ride
216
What to Take to the Riding Area
216
What to Take on the Trail
217
Transporting Your Honda
218
Storing Your Honda
220
Preparation for Storage
221
Removal from Storage
223
You & the Environment
224
Taking Care of the Unexpected
225
General Guidelines
226
If Your Engine Quits or Won’t Start
228
If the Transmission Is Not Functioning Properly
231
Manual Shift (ESP) Mode
231
Automatic Shift (Auto) Mode
231
When the Display on the Gear Position Indicator Returns to Normal
231
If the Battery Is Dead
233
If You Have a Flat Tire
234
Emergency Wheel Removal/Installation
235
If the High Oil/Coolant Temperature Indicator Lights
237
If a Fuse Blows
239
Recommended Fuses
239
Main Fuse Access
240
Circuit Fuse Access
241
If You Crash
242
If You Lose Your Key
243
If a Component Fails
244
Technical Information
245
Vehicle Identification
246
Serial Numbers
246
Color Label & Code
247
Specifications
248
Dimensions
248
Weight
248
Fuel & Lubricants
248
Capacities
249
Engine Specifications
249
Power Transmission
250
Chassis & Suspension
250
Electrical
251
Lights
251
Fuses
251
Torque Specification
251
Break-In Guidelines
252
High Altitude Carburetor Adjustment
253
Emission Control Systems
254
Exhaust Emission Requirements
254
Source of Exhaust Emissions
255
Exhaust Emission Control System
255
Crankcase Emission Control System
255
Problems that May Affect ATV Exhaust Emissions
255
Noise Emission Control System
256
Oxygenated Fuels
257
Consumer Information
259
Authorized Manuals
260
Table of Contents
268
Index
276
Quick Reference
289
How to Avoid Costly Repairs
289

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