Value Proposition:
Provides authorized OEM factory service procedures, ensuring accuracy and completeness for DIY repair and maintenance, saving significant costs compared to dealer service.
Advantage Over Alternatives:
Offers dealership-level technical data and diagrams, surpassing generic repair guides in accuracy and detail. Instant download eliminates shipping delays and costs.
Manufacturer Authenticity:
Contains original manufacturer data, identical to what certified technicians use. Ensures correct procedures and specifications are followed.
Digital Convenience:
Portable, searchable, and accessible on multiple devices (PC, Mac, smartphone, tablet). Printable for on-site work.
Primary Coverage Volumes:
Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3, Volume Supplements
Specific Models Volume 1:
Tundra II LT, Touring E / LE, Formula S / S Electric / SL, Skandic 380 / 500
Specific Models Volume 2:
Grand Touring 500 / 583, Summit 500 / 583 / 670, MX Z 440 / 500 / 583 / 670, Formula 500 / 500 DL / 583 DL / Z 583 / Z 670, Skandic WT / SWT / WT LC
Specific Models Volume 3:
Grand Touring 700 / SE, Formula III 600 / 600 R / 600 LT / 700 / 700 R, Mach 1 / 1 R / Z / Z R / Z LT / Z LT R
Specific Models Volume Supplements:
Mini Z, MX Z x, Summit x 670, Tundra R / Touring SLE
Estimated Total Pages:
Not specified, but significant given the multiple volumes and extensive model coverage. Estimated to be well over 1000 pages combined.
Type:
Factory Service Shop Manual
Primary Language:
English
File Format:
PDF (Download)
Engine:
Detailed inspection, disassembly, assembly, troubleshooting, and repair of engine components. Includes piston, rings, cylinder, crankshaft, connecting rods, bearings, lubrication system, cooling system (if applicable).
Transmission:
Service procedures for drive clutch, driven clutch (primary and secondary), belt inspection, gearcase maintenance, and lubrication.
Electrical:
Wiring diagrams, ignition system troubleshooting, lighting, starter system, battery maintenance, and component testing.
Rear Suspension:
Adjustment, maintenance, and repair of rear suspension components, including shock absorbers, springs, and sliders.
Steering Front Suspension:
Inspection and service of skis, tie rods, steering post, front shocks, and A-arms.
Body Frame:
Body panel removal and installation, seat maintenance, tunnel inspection, and general chassis repairs.
Lubrication Maintenance:
Recommended lubrication points, fluid types, capacities, and maintenance schedules.
Troubleshooting:
Systematic diagnostic procedures for common problems and symptoms across all major vehicle systems.
Technical Data:
Specifications for torque values, clearances, engine settings, and general dimensional data.
Maintenance Procedures:
Routine servicing, pre-ride checks, seasonal maintenance, and component lubrication.
Repair Procedures:
Step-by-step instructions for component removal, repair, and reassembly.
Diagnostic Procedures:
Flowcharts and symptom-based troubleshooting guides for identifying and resolving mechanical and electrical issues.
Technical Specifications:
Detailed specifications for engine timing, carburetor settings, suspension geometry, and electrical system parameters.
Depth:
Comprehensive factory-level repair and maintenance information, suitable for professional technicians and advanced DIY mechanics.
Diagnostics:
Advanced diagnostic capabilities with detailed troubleshooting trees and component testing procedures.
Rebuilds:
Complete engine and component rebuild procedures with detailed specifications.
Engine Types Covered:
Rotax twin-cylinder engines, ranging from 380cc to 700cc, including carbureted and electric start variants. Specific engine displacements vary by model.
Performance Data Availability:
Includes specifications for horsepower, torque, and engine tuning where applicable per model. For specific figures, refer to individual model sections within the manual.
Fuel System Coverage:
Carburetor identification, adjustment (jetting, idle speed), fuel pump operation, and fuel line maintenance.
Ignition Coverage:
CDI ignition system diagnosis, stator coil testing, spark plug specifications, and ignition timing adjustments.
Cooling Coverage:
Air cooling system inspection and maintenance for relevant models.
Lubrication Coverage:
Two-stroke oil injection system maintenance, oil pump calibration, and oil reservoir specifications.
Drive System:
CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) using a drive clutch and a driven clutch.
Gearbox:
Some models may feature a simple forward/neutral gearbox. Details covered include lubrication and maintenance.
Clutch Service:
Detailed procedures for drive and driven clutch inspection, cleaning, weight and spring replacement, and clutch alignment.
Belt Maintenance:
Drive belt inspection for wear, damage, and proper tension. Replacement guidelines.
Gearcase Oil:
Specification for gearcase lubrication oil and change intervals (where applicable).
Not Applicable:
Snowmobiles are not typically rated by formal safety organizations in the same manner as passenger vehicles. Safety guidance is provided within the manual.
Braking System:
Hydraulic disc brake system inspection, fluid type, bleeding procedures, and pad replacement.
Throttle Safety:
Throttle cable inspection, adjustment, and safety return mechanisms.
Operator Safety:
General safety warnings and recommendations for snowmobile operation and maintenance.
Recommended Intervals:
The manual provides detailed service intervals for engine tune-ups, clutch maintenance, lubrication, track inspection, and suspension checks, typically based on mileage or operating hours.
Engine Oil:
Specifies appropriate two-stroke oil for pre-mix or oil injection systems, and gear oil for the drive system.
Coolant Type:
For liquid-cooled models (if any), specifies coolant type and mixture ratio.
Common Wear Items:
The manual will guide on inspecting and replacing wear items such as drive belts, sliders, shock absorber seals, and brake pads.
Performance Issues:
Guidance on diagnosing poor acceleration, engine sputtering, or braking system faults.
Ski Doo Legacy:
Ski-Doo, a division of Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP), has a long history of innovation in the snowmobile industry, dating back to the early 1960s.
1998 Lineup Overview:
The 1998 model year represented a period of refinement for Ski-Doo, with a diverse lineup catering to various riding styles, including utility (Tundra, Skandic), trail touring (Grand Touring, Touring), and performance/mountain (Summit, MX Z, Mach).
Manufacturing Locations:
Ski-Doo snowmobiles are typically manufactured by BRP in Canada and other global facilities.
