This comprehensive service and repair manual provides in-depth guidance for the 1998-2004 Yamaha WaveRunner XL700, XL760, and XL1200 personal watercraft models. It encompasses a wide range of topics, from complete tear-down and rebuild procedures to detailed maintenance routines and troubleshooting information. The manual includes high-quality illustrations and part diagrams, ensuring clarity throughout the repair process. Thorough torque specifications, as well as detailed descriptions of each component, are included to ensure accurate and effective repairs. This manual is your essential resource for maintaining the peak performance of your Yamaha WaveRunner, whether you're a seasoned mechanic or a DIY enthusiast.

The Yamaha WaveRunner XL series, encompassing the XL700, XL760, and XL1200 models produced from 1998 to 2004, stands as a testament to Yamaha's dedication to crafting powerful and exhilarating personal watercraft (PWC) experiences. These 2-stroke machines, designed for both recreational and performance-oriented riders, boasted a range of features that made them popular choices for water enthusiasts. Powering the XL700 and XL760 was a 701cc engine, while the XL1200 utilized a larger 1160cc engine, both delivering impressive performance and thrilling acceleration. These PWCs were renowned for their maneuverability and stability, making them ideal for carving through waves, performing tricks, and enjoying leisurely cruising. The Yamaha WaveRunner XL series offered a combination of comfort and practicality for riders. Spacious seating arrangements accommodated multiple riders, and the user-friendly design facilitated easy access and operation. The onboard storage compartments provided convenient space for essentials, ensuring that riders could enjoy extended outings without worry. Beyond their performance and convenience, the XL series emphasized reliability and durability. These watercraft were built to withstand the rigors of frequent use and harsh aquatic conditions. This strength, combined with Yamaha's reputation for engineering excellence, has contributed to the lasting appeal and enduring popularity of the XL series among watercraft aficionados, making them a sought-after choice for both seasoned and novice riders.