This comprehensive service manual is your essential guide to maintaining and repairing your 2010 Arctic Cat ATV. It covers a wide range of models, including the 400TRV, 550 TIS/TRV, 650, 700 FIS/TBX/TRV, Thundercat, 1000 TRV, Cruiser, and Mud Pro. The manual is organized into nine chapters, each covering a specific area of your ATV. Chapter 1 provides general information and specifications for your ATV. Chapter 2 details essential periodic maintenance procedures. Chapters 3 and 4 delve into the intricacies of the engine, transmission, fuel, lubrication, and cooling systems. Chapter 5 covers the electrical system, while Chapter 6 focuses on the drive system. Chapters 7 and 8 tackle the suspension, steering, and frame components. Finally, Chapter 9 provides service information for controls and indicators. This manual is designed to make your repair experience as smooth as possible. Clear and concise instructions, coupled with detailed illustrations, exploded diagrams, drawings, and photos, guide you through every repair procedure. Important notes, cautions, and warnings are strategically placed throughout the text to highlight critical service information. Bold figured numbers help you quickly match illustrations with instructions. A numbered table of contents allows you to easily locate the information you need. This manual is your go-to resource for keeping your 2010 Arctic Cat ATV running smoothly for years to come.

The Arctic Cat TRV line of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) represented a diverse range of models, offering something for just about every rider. From the budget-friendly 400 TRV to the powerful Thundercat 1000 TRV, there was a TRV to tackle a wide range of tasks and terrains. The 400 TRV, powered by a 397cc single-cylinder engine, was a versatile option for utility work and recreational riding. The 550 FIS TRV and 650 TRV models offered more power thanks to their respective 550cc and 650cc twin-cylinder engines, making them capable of hauling heavier loads and conquering more challenging trails. The 700 FIS/TBX/TRV models boasted a 700cc twin-cylinder engine, delivering even more power and torque, making them ideal for demanding riding conditions like deep mud and steep climbs. The top-of-the-line Thundercat 1000 TRV, featuring a 951cc twin-cylinder engine, was designed for high-performance riding with its powerful engine and well-equipped suspension. The TRV line also boasted a range of sub-models catering to specific riding styles. The Cruiser models emphasized comfort and touring, with features like comfortable seats and large storage compartments. The Mud Pro models were purpose-built for mud riding, featuring features like extra ground clearance and durable components for tackling the toughest conditions. All TRVs shared a strong chassis design that offered a stable and comfortable ride, making them popular choices for both recreational riders and utility-focused users. Their reputation for reliability, coupled with the wide range of engine options and sub-models, ensured the Arctic Cat TRV line remained a popular choice for ATV enthusiasts for many years.