Model:
Crossfire 600 EFI Sno Pro
Model Number Us Canada:
S2006CFDSPUSG
Model Number Canada East:
S2006CFDSPUSB
Model Number Canada West:
S2006CFDSPUSO
Engine Code:
Likely a 600cc class twin-cylinder EFI engine, specific code not provided in product info.
Target User:
Snowmobile owners, DIY mechanics, dealers, and parts suppliers seeking accurate part identification and ordering information for the 2006 Arctic Cat Crossfire 600 EFI Sno Pro.
Value Proposition:
Provides critical part numbers and visual references, enabling informed communication with dealers and efficient sourcing of replacement parts, saving time and money.
Manual Utility:
Essential for accurate part identification, visual assembly guidance (for reference only), and streamlined parts ordering. The mention of 'new parts for the 2006 model year' highlights its specificity.
Systems Covered:
Front Suspension, Steering, Brakes, Drivetrain, Gearcase, Rear Suspension, Chassis, Bodywork, Fuel System, Cooling System, Engine Components, Exhaust, Air Intake, Clutching, Electrical Systems, and related parts.
Estimated Page Count:
Not specified, but typical for comprehensive parts catalogs of this era.
Type:
Illustrated Parts Manual / Parts Catalog
File Format:
PDF Download
Front Suspension Components:
Ski and spindle assembly, A-arm assembly, Shock absorber and sway bar assembly, Front suspension shock absorber.
Steering And Controls:
Steering post assembly, Tie rod assembly, Handlebar and controls, Hydraulic brake control assembly.
Drivetrain And Braking:
Drive train and brake assemblies, Gearcase assembly.
Rear Suspension Components:
Slide rail and track assembly, Idler wheel assembly, Rear suspension front arm assembly, Rear suspension front arm shock absorber, Rear suspension rear arm assembly, Rear suspension rear arm shock absorber.
Chassis And Body:
Front frame and footrest assembly, Hood and windshield assembly, Headlight, instruments, and wiring assemblies, Console and switch assembly, Belly pan assembly, Belt guard assembly, Gas tank assembly, Tunnel, rear bumper, and taillight assembly.
Engine And Fuel Systems:
Engine and related parts, Exhaust assembly, Air intake assembly, Air silencer assembly, Oil tank assembly, Fuel pump assembly, Throttle body assembly, Oil pump, Water pump and thermostat.
Clutching:
Drive clutch, Driven clutch.
Engine Internal Components:
Cylinder and head assembly, Crankcase assembly, Piston and crankshaft, Reed valve assembly.
Electrical And Starting:
Electrical, Recoil starter, Magneto, Servomotor assembly.
Part Identification:
Exploded views showing component location and relationship, numbered pictures for detailed assembly and disassembly reference.
Parts Ordering:
Numbered guide for ordering replacement parts, including new parts for the 2006 model year indicated by underlined part numbers.
Depth:
Detailed identification of individual components and their relationships within assemblies. Not a service or repair manual, but essential for part identification and ordering.
Readability:
PDF format allows for easy viewing, searching (if text-based), and printing of individual pages.
Illustration Quality:
Illustrations are described as 'exploded views' and 'numbered pictures' offering 'great detail' for reference.
Binding:
N/A (Digital PDF download)
Paper:
N/A (Digital PDF download)
Engine Type:
600cc class Twin-Cylinder, Fuel Injected (EFI)
Horsepower Estimate:
Typically in the range of 115-130 HP for this class of engine in this era, specific figures not provided.
Fuel Delivery:
Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)
Cooling Type:
Liquid Cooled (indicated by 'Cooling Assembly' and 'Water Pump and Thermostat')
Transmission Type:
CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) with Arctic Cat's ACT (Arctic Cat Torque Sensing) drive and Driven clutches.
Gear Ratios:
Not detailed in the product description, but the 'Gearcase Assembly' covers internal components.
Clutch Systems:
Includes detailed diagrams for Drive Clutch and Driven Clutch, crucial for performance tuning and maintenance.
Safety Features General:
Includes diagrams for Hydraulic Brake Control Assembly, indicating safety braking systems.
Braking System:
Hydraulic disc brake system, with components detailed in the manual.
Protective Elements:
References to Hood and Windshield Assembly, and Front Frame/Footrest suggest basic rider protection elements.
Instrumentation:
The 'Headlight, Instruments, and Wiring Assemblies' section indicates basic instrumentation for speed, RPM, and potentially fuel level/warning lights.
Suspension Adjustability:
The detailed breakdown of shock absorbers suggests adjustability for rider preference and terrain conditions.
Wiring Harnesses:
Comprehensive 'Wiring Assemblies' coverage is provided, essential for diagnosing electrical issues.
General Guidance:
While this is a parts manual, the detailed breakdown of components like clutches, engine parts, and suspension implies the need for regular inspection and maintenance. Specific intervals would be found in a Service Manual.
Engine Oil:
Requires specific 2-stroke synthetic snowmobile oil. Specific SAE viscosity and API classification would be detailed in the Service Manual.
Coolant:
Requires a specific antifreeze mixture for liquid-cooled engines. Capacity and type found in Service Manual.
Gearcase Oil:
Specific gearcase lubricant for the drive train. Type and capacity detailed in Service Manual.
Common Wear Items:
Clutch components (belts, weights, springs), suspension bushings, idler wheels, and track components are common wear items on performance snowmobiles of this era.
Fuel System Maintenance:
EFI systems require clean fuel and air filters. The manual covers fuel pump and throttle body assemblies, highlighting their importance.
Manufacturer:
Arctic Cat is a long-standing American manufacturer of snowmobiles, ATVs, and UTVs, known for performance and innovation.
Crossfire Lineage:
The Crossfire line was Arctic Cat's performance crossover platform, blending mountain and trail capabilities, known for its aggressive styling and potent engines.
Model Year Focus:
The manual specifically covers the 2006 model year, a key period for this platform's development.
