This comprehensive factory repair manual provides a detailed guide for the 2002-2006 Yamaha SX Viper 700 two-stroke snowmobile. It covers the complete tear down and rebuild process, featuring detailed pictures and part diagrams for easy understanding. Furthermore, this manual includes vital information such as torque specs, maintenance schedules, troubleshooting tips, and much more. Its searchable functionality and clickable chapters allow you to quickly locate specific information, making it an invaluable resource for any owner or mechanic. This manual also includes information for select Yamaha models sharing the same 700 triple cylinder engine, covering the 2001 Yamaha VMAX 700 (VX700), 2001 Yamaha VMAX 700 Deluxe (VX700DX), 2001 Yamaha SX700R (SX700), 2001 Yamaha Mountain Max 700 (MM700), 2001 Yamaha Venture 700 (VT700), 2002 Yamaha SX Viper ER (SXV700ER), 2003 Yamaha SX Viper ER (SXV70ER), 2003 Yamaha SX Viper Mountain (SXV70M), 2004 Yamaha SX Viper S (SXV70S), 2004 Yamaha SX Viper Mountain (SXV70M), 2004 Yamaha Venture 700 (VT70), 2005 Yamaha SX Viper Mountain (SXV70M), and 2006 Yamaha SX Viper Mountain (SXV70M). With its extensive coverage and user-friendly design, this manual is an essential tool for ensuring optimal performance and longevity of your Yamaha snowmobile.

The Yamaha SX Viper 700 is a high-performance snowmobile manufactured by Yamaha Motor Corporation from 2002 to 2006. It was a popular choice for riders seeking a powerful and versatile machine suitable for a variety of riding conditions. The SX Viper was powered by a 700cc, three-cylinder, two-stroke engine, known for its robust power delivery and smooth acceleration. This engine was paired with a Yamaha-designed CVT transmission, allowing for effortless shifting and efficient power transfer. The Viper's lightweight chassis and responsive handling made it agile and easy to maneuver, whether navigating tight trails or carving through powder. The SX Viper 700 was available in a variety of models tailored to specific riding styles. The standard SX Viper was a versatile machine, while the SX Viper ER featured an extended track for better traction in deep snow. The SX Viper Mountain, with its lightweight, high-performance design, was specifically targeted towards backcountry riders. Throughout its production run, the SX Viper 700 gained a reputation for reliability, performance, and durability, making it a popular choice among snowmobile enthusiasts. This manual, covering all the models from 2001 to 2006, is a valuable resource for owners and mechanics seeking comprehensive repair and maintenance information.