The Arctic Cat BEARCAT WIDE TRACK Snowmobile 2006 Workshop Service Repair Manual provides comprehensive repair and service information for your 2006 Arctic Cat BEARCAT WIDE TRACK Snowmobile. This manual is designed for both the do-it-yourself enthusiast and the experienced mechanic, offering detailed step-by-step instructions, illustrations, and photos to guide you through every procedure.

You'll find everything you need for effective maintenance and repair, including detailed sections covering general information and specifications, engine, engine-related items, fuel systems, electrical systems, drive train, track, brake systems, rear suspension, steering, and body.

The manual includes:

* **General Information and Specifications:** This section covers essential information like vehicle identification, recommended gasoline and oil, break-in procedures, genuine parts, high altitude operation, drive chain lubrication, low oil pressure warning light, preparation for storage, preparation after storage, after break-in checkup (100 miles / 600 miles - 4-Stroke), after break-in checkup checklist, engine specifications (4-Stroke), cylinder head volume specifications, engine piston travel versus crank angle chart, crankshaft runout/repair specifications, fraction/decimal conversions, MM/IN conversions, torque conversions (ft-lb/N-m), tightening torque (general bolts), assembly schematics/torque specifications, engine torque patterns, Arctic Power Valve (APV) System, oil consumption specifications, EFI specifications, throttle valve angle specifications, fuel pump specifications, carburetor specifications, electrical specifications, ignition timing specifications, steering/body torque specifications, drive system specifications, drive clutch/driven pulley-related specifications, Arctic Cat drive belt dimensions, drive system components, gear case performance calibrations, drive system torque specifications, rear suspension torque specifications, track warranty guidelines, track specifications, front suspension specifications, rear suspension specifications, and shock absorber specifications.
* **Engine:** This section covers troubleshooting for carbureted models and 4-stroke engines.
* **Engine-Related Items:** Dive into detailed guidance on servicing items like the water pump, pressure testing the engine, removing and installing spark plugs, checking compression, servicing valves, changing oil and filters, testing oil pressure, understanding oil flow, the liquid cooling system, the recoil starter, the air silencer, turbocharger/intercooler (if applicable), the Arctic Power Valve (APV) System, and the Exhaust Controlled Timing (ECT) System.
* **Fuel Systems:** This section provides information on both carbureted and EFI fuel systems, along with related items.
* **Electrical Systems:** This section covers the ignition system, throttle position sensor, testing the main wiring harness, voltage regulator test, testing low-oil light sensor, testing coolant temperature warning light, testing fuel gauge sender, testing electric fuel pump, testing ignition components, emergency stop switch fuse, ignition switch - electric start function, starter motor, magneto, troubleshooting electric start, ignition timing, brake light switch, headlight dimmer switch, testing speedometer sensor, testing accessories, and troubleshooting the servomotor.
* **Drive Train/Track/Brake Systems:** Gain a deep understanding of drive chain and sprockets, drive chain, track, and driveshaft, the brake system, the drive belt, the drive clutch, the drive clutch/driven pulley, drive train/brake disc, drive sprockets, track tension, track alignment, the hydraulic brake system, the brake lever/master cylinder assembly, troubleshooting the track, troubleshooting the hydraulic brake system, and troubleshooting the drive clutch/driven pulley and drive belt.
* **Rear Suspension:** This section explains the rear suspension system, suspension setup basics, chassis and skid frame mounting locations, servicing the rear suspension, servicing the ACT shock, rebuilding/recharging air shocks, and pressurizing rebuildable shocks.
* **Steering and Body:** Gain detailed information on the steering post, ski wear bar, tie rods/steering link, spindle, steering tie rod, ski alignment, front suspension arms, front suspension (ski) shock absorber, sway bar, front suspension mounting bracket, console, front bumper/belly pan assembly, gas tank/seat assembly, seat cushion, taillight/brakelight assembly, windshield, backrest/rack assembly, tunnel/chassis/rear bumper/snow flap, and headlight assembly, including adjusting headlight aim.
* **Wiring Diagrams:** Access detailed wiring diagrams for your 2006 Arctic Cat BEARCAT WIDE TRACK Snowmobile.

This manual is your comprehensive guide to maintaining and repairing your Arctic Cat BEARCAT WIDE TRACK Snowmobile, enabling you to keep your vehicle running smoothly and efficiently.

The Arctic Cat Bearcat Wide Track, launched in 2006, was a powerful and versatile utility snowmobile designed for a wide range of tasks, from hauling supplies and pulling skiers to navigating challenging terrain. Built upon a robust and reliable chassis, the Bearcat Wide Track boasted a 660cc liquid-cooled, four-stroke engine, delivering ample power for tackling demanding conditions. Its signature feature, the wide track, provided exceptional flotation and traction on deep snow and uneven surfaces. This wide track configuration, combined with the Bearcat's high ground clearance, allowed it to navigate through challenging terrain with ease. The Bearcat's versatility was further enhanced by a range of available accessories, including a cargo box, a windshield, handguards, and a variety of other options.

Equipped with a durable, reliable drive system and a comfortable rider's position, the Bearcat Wide Track was a dependable workhorse, suitable for both recreational and professional applications. Its ability to handle heavy loads, navigate challenging terrain, and provide a comfortable ride made it a popular choice for farmers, ranchers, and outdoor enthusiasts. The Bearcat Wide Track's robust construction, combined with its versatility and performance, cemented its reputation as a dependable and capable utility snowmobile, offering a reliable solution for a wide range of tasks in snowy conditions.