This comprehensive Sea-Doo XP 1996 Factory Service Repair Manual provides you with all the information you need to maintain and repair your personal watercraft. It contains hundreds of pages of detailed instructions and diagrams covering every aspect of the XP 1996, from basic maintenance to complex engine repairs. With this manual, you can confidently perform your own repairs, saving time and money. You can print out the entire manual or just the pages you need, making it convenient to access the information whenever you need it.

The Sea-Doo XP, launched in 1995 and continuing in production until 1999, was a high-performance personal watercraft (PWC) that cemented Sea-Doo's reputation for innovation and power. The XP, an evolution of the popular SP model, featured a redesigned hull with more pronounced sponsons for improved stability and a lower center of gravity for better handling. It also boasted a more powerful 717cc Rotax engine, delivering impressive acceleration and top speed. This performance was further enhanced by the inclusion of a variable-pitch impeller, allowing riders to adjust the water flow for optimal performance in different conditions. Beyond its performance credentials, the Sea-Doo XP offered a comfortable and user-friendly experience. The ergonomics were carefully designed, with a spacious riding position and a large, well-padded seat. The XP also featured a number of convenient features, such as a storage compartment for personal belongings and a built-in fuel gauge. The XP's design and performance were widely celebrated, solidifying its place as a popular choice among experienced riders and enthusiasts seeking both speed and agility. It was a significant milestone in the evolution of personal watercraft, demonstrating Sea-Doo's commitment to pushing the boundaries of innovation and performance. The 1996 XP, specifically, benefited from refinements made to the engine and other components, making it a highly sought-after model among collectors and enthusiasts.