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3. Remove the quick fastener screws. 4. Remove the battery compartment cover by lifting it up and pulling it out. 1 2 3 4 567 8 2 @ 1 9 0 A 1. Quick fastener screw (× 2) 2. Battery compartment cover 5. Remove the blown fuse, and then install a new fuse of the specified amperage. WARNING! Always use a fuse of the specified amperage. Never use any material in place of the proper fuse. Using an improper fuse can cause damage to the electrical system and may lead to a fire. 8-53 1. Fuel injection system spare fuse 2. Fuel injection system fuse 3. Main fuse 4. Headlight fuse "HEAD" 5. Signaling system fuse "SIGNAL" 6. Auxiliary DC jack fuse "TERMINAL" 7. Four-wheel-drive motor fuse "DIFF" 8. Ignition fuse "IGNITION" 9. Backup fuse "BACK UP" (for odometer and clock) 10. Spare fuse (× 3) 11. Radiator fan fuse "FAN"

Section	Page
YXR7FY/YXR7FDUY/YXR7FSPYYXR7FHY/YXR7FSEY Rhino 700 F1 Fuel Injection Owners Manual	1
Contents	6
Location of the Warning and Specifications Lables	10
Safety Information	16
Be a responsible owner	16
Get to know your vehicle	16
Before you Operate the Rhino	17
Prepare your vehicle	18
Prepare your load or trailer	18
While using the Rhino	19
Avoid carbon monoxide poisoning	23
Genuine Yamaha Accessories	24
Aftermarket parts, accessories, and modifications	24
Aftermarket tires and rims	24
Description	26
Insturment and Control Functions	28
Main switch	28
ON:	28
OFF:	28
START:	28
Indicator and warning lights	29
On-Command differential gear lock indicatorlight “DIFF. LOCK”	29
Low-range indicator light “L”	29
High-range indicator light “H”	29
Neutral indicator light “N”	30
Reverse indicator light “R”	30
Parking brake indicator light “P”	30
Coolant temperature warning light	31
Engine trouble warning light	31
Helmet/Seat belt indicator light	32
Multi-function meter unit	32
Odometer and tripmeter modes	33
Clock, hour meter and voltage displaymodes	34
To set the clock	34
Voltage display mode	35
Fuel meter	36
Self-diagnosis device	37
Switches	38
Light switch “OFF	38
On-Command four-wheel-drive and differentialgear lock switches	39
Accelerator pedal	40
Brake pedal	41
Parking brake lever	41
Drive select lever	42
Fuel tank cap	42
Doors	43
Seats	43
Seat belts	44
Glove compartment	45
Cup holders	45
Cargo bed	46
Opening and closing the tailgate	47
To open	47
To close	47
Lifting and lowering the cargo bed	47
To lift	47
To Lower	48
Front and rear shock absorber adjustment(YXR7FY/YXR7FDUY/YXR7FHY/YXR7FSEY)	48
Adjusting the front shock absorberassemblies (YXR7FSPY)	50
Spring preload	51
Rebound damping force	52
Compression damping force	53
Adjusting the rear shock absorberassemblies (YXR7FSPY)	56
Spring preload	57
Rebound damping force	58
Compression damping force	59
Trailer hitch bracket and receiver	61
Auxiliary DC jack	62
For Your Safety- Pre-Operation Checks	64
Before using this vehicle, check the following points:	64
Front and rear brakes	65
Brake pedal	66
Brake fluid level	66
Brake fluid leakage	66
Brake operation	66
Fuel	67
Gasohol	68
Portable gas containers	68
Engine oil	69
Coolant	70
Final gear oil	70
Differential gear oil	70
Accelerator pedal	71
Seat belts	71
Steering	71
Fittings and fasteners	71
Lights	72
Switches	72
Control cables	72
Tires	72
Tire pressure	72
Set tire pressures to the following specifications:	73
Tire wear limit	74
Operation	75
Engine break-in	75
After break-in:	76
Starting the engine	76
Shifting: neutral to high and high to low	78
Shifting: neutral to reverse	79
On-Command four-wheel-drive switch anddifferential gear lock switch	80
“2WD”/“4WD”	80
On-Command differential gear lock switch“4WD”/“LOCK”	81
Parking	82
Loading	83
Maximum Loading Limit	84
Operating when loaded with cargo or towinga trailer	85
Pulling something other than a trailer	85
Basic Guide for Safe Use	86
Know Your Vehicle	86
Driver requirements	88
Passenger requirements	89
Protective structure	91
Seat belts	91
Doors	94
Passenger handholds	94
Seat and hip restraints	95
Floorboard	96
Steering wheel	96
Learning to Operate Your Vehicle	97
Personal protective equipment	97
Practice for new Rhino users	98
Getting ready to ride	99
Turning	100
Accelerating	101
Braking	101
Engine braking	101
Leaving the vehicle	102
Parking on a flat area	102
Parking on a slope	102
Loading	103
Operation on different surfaces andterrains	103
Hills	104
Uphill	105
Downhill	105
Downhill	106
Rough terrain	107
Pavement	107
Water	107
Loose terrain/slippery terrain	108
Brush or wooded areas	109
Encountering obstacles	109
Perodic Maintenance and Adjustment	110
Owner’s manual and tool kit	111
Periodic maintenance chart for the emission control system	113
General maintenance and lubrication chart	114
Recommended brake fluid: DOT 4Brake fluid replacement:	115
Hood	116
To open	116
To close	117
Console	118
To remove	118
To install	118
Engine oil and oil filter cartridge	119
To check the engine oil level	119
To change the engine oil (with or withoutoil filter cartridge replacement)	120
Final gear oil	125
Checking the final gear oil level	125
Changing the final gear oil	126
Differential gear oil	128
Checking the differential gear oil level	128
Coolant	130
Checking the coolant level	130
Changing the coolant	131
Spark plug inspection	132
Removal	133
Inspection	133
Installation	134
Cleaning the air filter element	135
Drive select lever box check hose	140
V-belt cooling duct check hose	140
V-belt case drain plug	141
Cleaning the spark arrester	142
Valve clearance	143
Brakes	143
Checking the parking brake pads	144
Checking the brake fluid level	145
Brake fluid replacement	146
Checking the brake pedal	146
Parking brake lever free play adjustment	147
Brake light switch adjustment	148
Cable inspection and lubrication	149
Brake pedal and accelerator pedal lubrication	150
Rear knuckle upper and lower pivotlubrication	150
Steering shaft lubrication	151
Wheel removal	152
Tire replacement	152
Wheel installation	154
Battery	155
To remove the battery	156
To charge the battery	157
To store the battery	157
To install the battery	158
Jump-starting	159
Fuse replacement	161
Replacing a headlight bulb	163
Headlight beam adjustment	166
Tail/brake light bulb replacement	166
Troubleshooting	168
Troubleshooting charts	170
Engine overheating	170
Cleaning and Storage	172
Cleaning	172
Storage	173
Specifications	175
Consumer Information	182
Identification number records	182
Key identification number	182
Vehicle identification number	183
Model label	183
Noise Regulation	184
Maintenance Record	186
Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A. SidexSide Vechicle Limited Warranty	186