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Honda TRX500FM6 Manuals

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Honda TRX500FM6 Owner's Manual

Honda TRX500FM6 Owner's Manual (274 pages)

4x4 with Power Steering

Brand: Honda | Category: Offroad Vehicle | Size: 8.96 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

9
- ATV Safety
  11
Instruments & Controls

19
- Operation Component Locations
  21
- Indicators & Displays
  24
- Multi-Function Display
  30
- 4WD Indicator
  32
- Speed and Mileage Unit Changing
  32
- Gear Position Indicator
  33
- Fuel Gauge
  34
- Digital Clock
  36
- Odometer
  37
- Tripmeter
  37
- Coolant Temperature Gauge
  38
- Hour Meter
  40
- Maintenance Tripmeter/Maintenance Hour Meter
  41
- Instruments & Controls
  43
- Controls & Features
  44
- Ignition Switch
  44
- 4WD Switch
  45
- Front Differential Lock and Speed Limiter Override (Differential Lock Switch and Start/Override Button)
  46
- Start/Override Button
  49
- Engine Stop Switch
  50
- Headlight Dimmer Switch
  51
- Headlight Switch
  51
- Recoil Starter (Canada Only)
  52
- Throttle Lever
  53
- Front Brake Lever
  54
- Rear Brake Lever/Parking Brake Lever
  54
- Rear Brake Pedal
  54
- Parking Brake/Reverse Lever (P/R Lever)
  55
- Flag Pole Bracket
  57
- Trailer Hitch
  58
- Accessory Socket
  59
- Utility Box
  61
- Utility Pocket
  62
- Storage Compartment
  63
- EPS (Electric Power Steering)
  64
Before Riding

65
- Are You Ready to Ride
  66
- Protective Apparel
  66
- Rider Training
  68
- Age Recommendation
  69
- No Passengers
  69
- No Alcohol or Drugs
  70
- Is Your ATV Ready to Ride
  71
- Pre-Ride Inspection
  71
- Load Limits & Guidelines
  75
- Loading
  75
- Load Limits
  76
- Loading Guidelines
  77
- Accessories
  78
- Accessories & Modifications
  78
- Modifications
  79
Basic Operation & Riding

81
- Off-Road Use Only
  83
- Safe Riding Precautions
  83
- Keep Hands and Feet on Controls
  84
- Control Speed
  85
- Use Care on Unfamiliar or Rough Terrain
  86
- Do Not Perform Stunts
  87
- Starting & Stopping the Engine
  88
- Preparation
  89
- Starting Procedure
  90
- Bank Angle Sensor Ignition Cut-Off System
  91
- Flooded Engine
  91
- Stalled Engine
  92
- How to Stop the Engine
  93
- Using the Recoil Starter (Canada Only)
  94
- Shifting Gears
  95
- Riding in Reverse
  97
- Basic Operation & Riding
  99
- Braking
  99
- Making Turns
  101
- Riding Your ATV
  101
- Skidding or Sliding
  103
- Riding up Hills
  104
- Riding down Hills
  108
- Crossing or Turning on Hills or Slopes
  109
- Riding over Obstacles
  111
- Riding through Water
  112
- Parking
  114
Servicing Your Honda

115
- The Importance of Maintenance
  117
- Maintenance Safety
  118
- Important Safety Precautions
  119
- Maintenance Schedule
  120
- Maintenance Record
  124
- Maintenance Component Locations
  125
- Tool Kit
  128
- Owner's Manual Storage
  129
- Seat Removal
  130
- Rear Fender Cover Removal
  131
- Tank Cover Assembly Removal
  132
- Clip Removal
  133
- Fuel
  134
- Engine Oil & Filter
  137
- Rear Final Gear Oil
  146
- Front Final Gear Oil
  148
- Coolant
  150
- Air Cleaner
  158
- Throttle
  164
- Clutch System
  166
- Reverse Inhibitor System
  167
- Spark Plug
  168
- Valves
  171
- Spark Arrester
  172
- Suspension
  173
- Brakes
  176
- Tires
  184
- Guards
  191
- Drivetrain Boots
  192
- Battery
  193
- Appearance Care
  198
Tips

203
- Preparing for a Ride
  204
- What to Take to the Riding Area
  204
- What to Take on the Trail
  205
- Transporting Your Honda
  206
- Storing Your Honda
  208
- Preparation for Storage
  209
- Removal from Storage
  211
- You & the Environment
  212
Taking Care of the Unexpected

213
- General Guidelines
  214
- If Your Engine Quits or Won't Start
  216
- If You Have a Flat Tire
  219
- If the High Coolant Temperature Indicator Lights
  223
- If a Fuse Blows
  225
- If You Crash
  230
- If You Lose Your Key
  231
- If the Battery Is Low (or Dead)
  232
- If a Component Fails
  233
Technical Information

235
- Vehicle Identification
  236
- Specifications
  238
- Break-In Guidelines
  243
- Emission Control Systems
  244
- Oxygenated Fuels
  248
- Consumer Information
  251
- Authorized Manuals
  252
- Service Manuals
  252
- Warranty Coverage
  253
- Warranty Service
  254
- Contacting Honda
  255
- Your Honda Dealer
  256
- Index
  258
- Quick Reference
  268

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Honda TRX500FM6 Owner's Manual

Honda TRX500FM6 Owner's Manual (266 pages)

Brand: Honda | Category: Offroad Vehicle | Size: 18.45 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

10
- ATV Safety
  11
Instruments & Controls

23
- Operation Component Locations
  25
- Indicators & Displays
  28
- Multi-Function Display
  34
- 4WD Indicator
  36
- Speed and Mileage Unit Changing
  36
- Gear Position Indicator
  37
- Fuel Gauge
  38
- Digital Clock
  40
- Odometer
  41
- Tripmeter
  41
- Coolant Temperature Gauge
  42
- Hour Meter
  44
- Maintenance Tripmeter/Maintenance Hour Meter
  45
- Instruments & Controls
  47
- Controls & Features
  48
- Ignition Switch
  48
- 4WD Switch
  49
- Front Differential Lock and Speed Limiter Override (Differential Lock Switch and Start/Override Button)
  50
- Start/Override Button
  53
- Engine Stop Switch
  54
- Headlight Dimmer Switch
  55
- Headlight Switch
  55
- Horn Button
  55
- Recoil Starter
  56
- Throttle Lever
  57
- Front Brake Lever
  58
- Rear Brake Lever/Parking Brake Lever
  58
- Rear Brake Pedal
  58
- Parking Brake/Reverse Lever (P/R Lever)
  59
- Flag Pole Bracket
  61
- Trailer Hitch
  62
- Accessory Socket
  63
- Utility Box
  65
- Utility Pocket
  66
- Storage Compartment
  67
- EPS (Electric Power Steering)
  68
Before Riding

69
- Are You Ready to Ride
  70
- Protective Apparel
  70
- Rider Training
  72
- Age Recommendation
  73
- No Passengers
  73
- No Alcohol or Drugs
  74
- Is Your ATV Ready to Ride
  75
- Pre-Ride Inspection
  75
- Load Limits & Guidelines
  79
- Loading
  79
- Load Limits
  80
- Loading Guidelines
  81
- Accessories
  82
- Accessories & Modifications
  82
- Modifications
  83
Basic Operation & Riding

85
- Off-Road Use Only
  87
- Safe Riding Precautions
  87
- Keep Hands and Feet on Controls
  88
- Riding Position & Safety Equipment
  89
- Moving the ATV Without Starting the Engine
  90
- Control Speed
  91
- Use Care on Unfamiliar or Rough Terrain
  92
- Do Not Perform Stunts
  93
- Preparation
  94
- Starting & Stopping the Engine
  94
- Starting Procedure
  95
- Bank Angle Sensor Ignition Cut-Off System
  96
- Flooded Engine
  96
- How to Stop the Engine
  97
- Stalled Engine
  97
- Using the Recoil Starter
  98
- Shifting Gears
  99
- Riding in Reverse
  101
- Basic Operation & Riding
  103
- Braking
  103
- Making Turns
  105
- Riding Your ATV
  105
- Skidding or Sliding
  107
- Riding up Hills
  108
- Riding down Hills
  112
- Crossing or Turning on Hills or Slopes
  113
- Riding over Obstacles
  115
- Riding through Water
  116
- Parking
  118
Servicing Your Honda

121
- The Importance of Maintenance
  123
- Maintenance Safety
  124
- Important Safety Precautions
  125
- Maintenance Schedule
  126
- Maintenance Record
  130
- Maintenance Component Locations
  131
- Tool Kit
  134
- Owner's Manual Storage
  135
- Seat Removal
  136
- Rear Fender Cover Removal
  137
- Tank Cover Assembly Removal
  138
- Clip Removal
  139
- Fuel
  140
- Engine Oil & Filter
  143
- Rear Final Gear Oil
  152
- Front Final Gear Oil
  154
- Coolant
  156
- Air Cleaner
  164
- Throttle
  170
- Clutch System
  172
- Reverse Inhibitor System
  173
- Spark Plug
  174
- Valves
  177
- Spark Arrester
  178
- Suspension
  179
- Brakes
  182
- Wheels & Tyres
  190
- Guards
  197
- Drivetrain Boots
  198
- Battery
  199
- Appearance Care
  204
Tips

209
- Preparing for a Ride
  210
- What to Take to the Riding Area
  210
- What to Take on the Trail
  211
- Transporting Your Honda
  212
- Storing Your Honda
  214
- Preparation for Storage
  215
- Removal from Storage
  217
- You & the Environment
  218
Taking Care of the Unexpected

219
- General Guidelines
  220
- If Your Engine Quits or Won't Start
  222
- If You Have a Flat Tyre
  225
- If the High Coolant Temperature Indicator Lights
  228
- If a Fuse Blows
  230
- If You Crash
  235
- If You Lose Your Key
  236
- If the Battery Is Low (or Dead)
  237
- If a Component Fails
  238
Technical Information

239
- Vehicle Identification
  240
- Specifications
  242
- Break-In Guidelines
  247
- Petrol Containing Alcohol
  248
- Index
  249
- Manufacturer, Authorised Representative and Importer for EU Market
  259

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