This comprehensive service repair manual is specifically designed for 2004 Arctic Cat ATV models ranging from 250cc to 500cc. It provides detailed instructions and step-by-step diagrams for all workshop procedures, enabling you to perform a wide range of maintenance and repair tasks on your ATV. The manual covers all variations of the listed models, including automatic and manual transmissions, FIS fully independent rear suspension, and ACT rear suspension.

Dive into the intricacies of your ATV with clear and concise information encompassing general information, routine maintenance procedures, engine specifics, fuel systems (carburetor or EFI), body and steering components, clutching and belt system intricacies, final drive and 4WD system operation, transmission details, braking systems, electrical systems, detailed wiring diagrams, and comprehensive troubleshooting guidance. With hundreds of pages packed with high-quality photos, exploded views, and diagrams, this manual offers a complete and reliable resource for anyone seeking to understand and maintain their Arctic Cat ATV.

The Arctic Cat 250-500 Utility ATVs, produced from 2004, were a versatile range of off-road vehicles designed for recreational and work purposes. These models were powered by a variety of engines, ranging from the entry-level 250cc single-cylinder to the more powerful 400cc and 500cc four-stroke engines. The 250 models were ideal for beginners and casual riders, while the 400 and 500 variants offered more power and torque for tackling demanding terrain and heavier loads. Regardless of engine size, the 250-500 series featured a robust chassis with a comfortable riding position and a wide array of optional accessories, including winches, plows, and trailers. This allowed owners to personalize their ATVs for specific tasks, whether it be hauling firewood, clearing snow, or simply exploring the great outdoors.

The Arctic Cat 250-500 Utility ATVs were known for their reliability, ease of maintenance, and rugged construction. They featured fully independent suspension with adjustable preload for a smooth ride over various terrains. The ATV's powerful brakes provided ample stopping power, and the wide, knobby tires offered excellent grip, even in challenging conditions. These ATVs were equipped with a variety of safety features, including a kill switch, an emergency brake, and a headlight and taillight for nighttime riding. The 250-500 Utility ATVs were a popular choice among farmers, ranchers, and outdoor enthusiasts, offering a balance of performance, durability, and value for money. Their versatility and practicality made them capable of handling a wide range of tasks, making them a reliable companion for both work and recreation.