Name: Honda rancher 350 2005
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Note on Safety6
Contents8
ATV Safety10
Important Safety Information11
Safety Labels14
Instruments & Controls18
Component Locations20
Controls View20
Right Side View21
Left Side View22
Indicators and Displays23
Lamp Check24
Display Check (Canada Only)24
Indicators and Displays Table25
Multi-Function Display (Canada Only)26
Odometer (Canada Only)27
Tripmeter (Canada Only)27
Hourmeter (Canada Only)28
Digital Clock (Canada Only)29
Fuel Gauge30
Fuel Valve31
Reserve Fuel31
Choke Knob32
Ignition Switch33
Start Button34
Engine Stop Switch34
Headlight Switch35
Headlight Dimmer Switch35
Starting Primer Knob36
Recoil Starter36
Throttle Lever37
Reverse Selector Knob38
Front Brake Lever39
Rear Brake Lever39
Rear Brake Pedal39
Parking Brake40
Flag Pole Bracket41
Trailer Hitch42
Accessory Socket43
Utility Box45
Before Riding46
Are Your Ready to Ride?47
Protective Apparel47
Helmets and Eye Protection47
Additional Riding Gear48
Rider Training49
Age Recommendation50
No Passengers50
No Alcohol or Drugs51
Pre-Ride Inspection52
Load Limits and Guidelines55
Loading55
Load Limits56
Loading Guidelines57
Accessories58
Modifications59
Basic Operation & Riding60
Safe Riding Precautions62
Off-Road Use Only62
Keep Hands and Feet on Controls63
Control Speed64
Use Care and Unfamiliar or Rough Terrain65
Do Not Perform Stunts66
Starting and Stopping the Engine67
Preparation67
Starting Procedure68
Flooded Engine70
How to Stop the Engine70
Normal Engine Stop70
Emergency Engine Stop70
Using the Recoil Starter71
Upshifting Sequence72
Downshifting Sequence72
Shifting Gears73
Riding in Reverse74
Braking76
Riding Your ATV78
Making Turns78
To Make a Turn on Level Ground79
To Make a Sharp Turn at Low Speed79
To Make a Turn from a Full Stop79
Skidding or Sliding80
Riding up Hills81
Stalling the ATV And/Or Rolling Backhward83
What to Do if the ATV Stalls or Rolls Backward When Climbing a Hill83
What to Do after the ATV Has Stalled or Rolled Backwards84
Riding down Hills85
Crossing or Turning on Hills or Slopes86
Making Turns on Slopes87
Riding over Obstacles88
Riding through Water89
Parking90
Parking on a Steep Incline or a Loose or Slippery Surface90
Servicing Your Honda91
Service Procedures List92
The Importance of Maintenance93
Maintenance Safety94
Important Safety Precautions95
Maintenance Schedule96
Summary of Maintenance Schedule Notes and Procedures97
Maintenance Schedule Table98
Maintenance Record100
Component Locations Diagrams101
Tool Kit104
Owner's Manual Storage106
Seat Removal107
Seat Installation107
Fuel108
Fuel Recommendations108
Fuel Capacity109
Refueling Procedure109
Engine Oil & Filter111
Oil Recommendation112
Jaso T 903113
Checking & Adding Oil114
Changing Engine Oil & Filter115
Drain the Engine Oil115
Install a New Engine Oil Filter116
Adding Engine Oil117
Gear Case Oil118
Rear Final Gear Case Oil118
Changing Oil118
Differential Oil120
Air Cleaner122
Cleaning the Air Cleaner123
Dust Cover125
Air Cleaner Housing Drain Tube126
Throttle127
Throttle Freeplay127
Throttle Inspection128
Carburetor Choke Cable & Knob129
Clutch System130
Clutch Adjustment130
Reverse Lock System Adjustment131
Engine Idle Speed132
Idle Speed Adjustment132
Spark Plug Recommendation133
Spark Plug Replacement & Inspection133
Valves136
Valve Inspection136
Spark Arrester137
Brakes138
Brake Fluid Recommendation138
Fluid Level Inspection139
Front Brake Lever Freeplay & Shoe Lining Clearance141
To Adjust the Brake Lining Clearance143
Rear Brake Pedal Freeplay145
Brakes Adjustment146
Rear Brake Lever Freeplay147
Other Brakes Inspection148
Brake Shoe Wear149
Draining Water from Brakes150
Tires151
Air Pressure152
The Recommended "Cold" Tire Pressures153
Tires Inspection154
Tread Wear155
Tire Repair156
Tire Replacement157
Engine Guard & Skid Plates158
Driveshaft Boots159
Battery160
Battery Storage161
Battery Location162
Battery Removal162
Battery Installation163
Battery Charging164
Appearance Care165
Washing Your ATV with a Mild Detergent166
Spray Cleaning Your ATV167
Finishing Touches168
Tips169
Preparing for a Ride170
What to Take to the Riding Area170
What to Take on the Trail171
Transporting Your Honda172
Storing Your Honda174
Preparation for Storage175
Removal from Storage177
Environment Issues178
Taking Care of the Unexpected179
If Your Engine Quits or Won't Start182
If Your Have a Flat Tire185
Emergency Wheel Removal/Installation186
Tire Installation187
If the Oil High Temperature Indicator Lights188
If a Fuse Blows189
Main Fuse Access190
Circuit Fuse Access191
If You Crash193
If You Lose Your Key194
If a Component Fails195
Technical Information196
Vehicle Identification197
Serial Numbers197
Color Lable & Code198
Specifications199
Break-In Guidelines203
High Altitude Carburetor Adjustment204
Emission Control Systems205
Exhaust Emission Requirements205
Source of Exhaust Emissions206
Exhaust Emission Control System206
Crankcase Emission Control System206
Problems that May Affect ATV Exhaust Emissions206
Noise Emission Control System207
Acts Presumed to Constitute Tampering207
Oxygenated Fuels208
Consumer Information210
Authorized Manuals211
Contacting Honda216
The Honda Rider's Club (USA Only)218
Table of Contents219
Index225
Quick Reference238
How to Avoid Costly Repairs238
Warning242

Brand	Honda
Model	rancher 350 2005
Category	Offroad Vehicle
Language	English

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