This comprehensive repair manual provides a wealth of information to help you maintain and repair your 1999 Arctic Cat Tigershark personal watercraft. Covering a wide range of models, including the TS1000L, TS1000R, TS640, TS640L, TS770, TS770L, and TS770R, this manual offers detailed instructions on every aspect of your watercraft.

Inside, you'll find detailed sections on general information, routine maintenance, engine removal and installation, fuel system, lubrication and cooling system, engine specifications, transmission, drive chain and sprockets, steering system, shocks, body work, intake and exhaust, electrical system, and advanced troubleshooting. This valuable resource helps you perform repairs, look up parts, and conduct routine maintenance with confidence. Whether you're a seasoned mechanic or a DIY enthusiast, this manual will become your go-to guide for keeping your Tigershark running smoothly.

The 1999 Arctic Cat Tigershark lineup represented a pivotal era for the brand, offering a diverse range of personal watercraft (PWC) powered by Rotax engines. The lineup spanned a spectrum of performance and features, catering to both recreational and performance-focused riders. The flagship TS1000L and TS1000R models, powered by a robust 951cc Rotax engine, boasted impressive power and handling. The TS640 and TS640L models, featuring a 640cc Rotax engine, offered a balance of performance and affordability. The TS770 models, equipped with a 770cc Rotax engine, provided a compelling blend of power and features, making them highly desirable for both recreational and sport riding. All models were characterized by a sleek and sporty design, ergonomic seating, and a focus on rider comfort and control.

Beyond their performance attributes, the 1999 Tigershark models were renowned for their reliability and ease of maintenance. The robust Rotax engines were known for their durability, while the overall design and construction of the watercraft ensured long-lasting performance. This combination of performance, reliability, and value made the 1999 Tigershark lineup a popular choice for PWC enthusiasts who sought a thrilling and enjoyable on-water experience. Whether riding solo, with a passenger, or engaging in tow sports, the 1999 Arctic Cat Tigershark offered a blend of power, handling, and features to satisfy a range of rider preferences. The legacy of these PWCs continues to resonate with enthusiasts and collectors, solidifying their place as a significant chapter in the history of Arctic Cat and the personal watercraft industry.