This comprehensive service manual is a valuable resource for anyone looking to repair, service, or maintain their Yamaha Venture/Vmax 500 series snowmobile. Covering models from 1994 to 2001, including the V-Max VX500, VX500E (LE) Electric Start, VX500ST Long Track, VX500DX Deluxe, VX500XT Pro-Action Plus, VX500XTC Electric Start, VX500XTCR Reverse, Venture VT500, VT500E (LE) Electric Start, VT500ST Long Track, and VT500DX Deluxe, this manual provides detailed instructions and illustrations to help you tackle any repair job.

The manual includes step-by-step guidance on a wide range of topics, including general information, maintenance and adjustments, engine and transmission, fuel system, cooling system, drivetrain, chassis and brakes, electrical system, wiring diagrams, service information, technical specifications, troubleshooting, and repair procedures. This manual serves as your essential guide for every repair and troubleshooting procedure.

This manual is the same one used by professional technicians and mechanics, providing the expertise you need to perform repairs confidently.

The Yamaha Venture/Vmax 500 Series, produced from 1994 to 2001, solidified Yamaha's reputation for building reliable and powerful snowmobiles. These models catered to a diverse range of riders, from recreational enthusiasts to those seeking a more performance-oriented experience. The Venture, designed for comfortable touring, featured a spacious seat, ample storage, and a smooth-riding suspension. This made it the perfect choice for long rides through snowy landscapes. The Vmax, on the other hand, was a sporty machine geared towards performance. It boasted a powerful engine and a more aggressive suspension, making it ideal for carving through powder and pushing the limits on the trails. Both models were powered by Yamaha’s renowned 499cc, two-stroke, liquid-cooled, triple engine, renowned for its smooth power delivery and durability.

Both the Venture and Vmax 500 series boasted practical features that enhanced rider comfort and convenience. They included electric starting and a reverse gear, simplifying cold-weather starts and maneuvering in tight spaces. The Venture featured a windshield and handguards, offering protection from the elements, while the Vmax incorporated a more aggressive styling with a low-profile windshield and a sporty design. Overall, the Yamaha Venture and Vmax 500 Series offered a compelling combination of performance, comfort, and reliability. Their versatility and rider-centric design made them popular choice among snowmobile enthusiasts for several years, solidifying Yamaha's reputation as a leading manufacturer in the snowmobile industry.