This comprehensive Arctic Cat Cougar Snowmobile Factory Service Repair Manual covers models from 1990 to 1998, providing you with the essential information to maintain and repair your snowmobile. It is the complete official factory manual, offering detailed instructions and diagrams for every aspect of your Cougar.

The manual includes sections on general information, troubleshooting, lubrication, maintenance, tune-ups, adjustments for special use, engine, fuel system, exhaust systems, electrical systems, oil injection systems, cooling systems, recoil systems, drive systems, brakes, driven shaft, dropcase, driveshaft, front suspension, steering, track and rear suspension, off-season storage, wiring diagrams, and an index.

With step-by-step instructions, detailed illustrations, and enlarged insets for closer examination, this manual makes every repair procedure clear and easy to follow. You'll find numerous notes, cautions, and warnings throughout the manual to highlight important information and ensure your safety. The manual also features a numbered table of contents for quick and easy navigation.

This service manual goes beyond basic maintenance, offering advanced troubleshooting guidance and comprehensive electrical service procedures. Combined with detailed wiring diagrams, you'll be able to diagnose and repair problems with your machine's electrical system with confidence.

This manual is the invaluable resource for any serious Cougar Snowmobile owner, providing everything you need to keep your machine running smoothly.

The Arctic Cat Cougar, produced from 1990 to 1998, was a popular and versatile snowmobile designed for a variety of riding styles. Known for its reliable performance and comfortable ride, the Cougar was a mainstay in the Arctic Cat lineup during this era. The model offered a variety of engine options, including the 440cc liquid-cooled twin and the 580cc liquid-cooled twin, providing riders with choices in both power and performance. The Cougar's lightweight design and agile handling made it a favorite for both recreational trail riding and backcountry adventures. It was also known for its comfortable seating, providing riders with a comfortable experience even during extended rides. With its durable construction and impressive reliability, the Cougar was a durable machine that could withstand the rigors of snowmobiling.

The Arctic Cat Cougar's features and specifications varied somewhat across its production years. Early models, such as the 1990 Cougar, often featured a basic design with a single headlight and a minimal instrument cluster. As the model progressed, features like a more modern headlight design, digital instrument panels, and updated suspension components were introduced. The Cougar was also offered in various trim levels, including the standard Cougar and the higher-performing Cougar Z, which featured upgraded suspension and engine components. Regardless of the specific year or trim level, the Cougar maintained its reputation for being a well-built and reliable snowmobile that offered a pleasurable riding experience. The Factory Service Repair Manual for the 1990-1998 Arctic Cat Cougar provides detailed information on the mechanical aspects of this snowmobile, including engine, electrical, chassis, and suspension systems. It serves as a valuable resource for owners and mechanics who need to perform maintenance, repairs, or troubleshooting on their Cougars.