ANyone out there have one or access to a 99 owners manual?

 

I also bought it and there is no tool kit in it. Where can I find a stock tool kit or come up with something similar for those long trail rides.

 

The warning label on your fender has a phone number for replacement owners manuals, or it should.

 

I've got one for a 2000. Is there something you wanted to know?? Or are you just looking for a manual??

 

Well I am about to attempt to change/replace the front wheel bearings. I just want to make sure I am getting the right parts and how to disassemble/assemble them. Also after reading some other threads on the Wolvy it appears as though the factory bearings are not sealed. How and where do I get sealed bearings? If I am going to have to replace these I might as well do it with sealed bearings.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]

 

Ah, i dont think its the owners manual you want, its the service manual.

 

The bearing number you want to go after is the "6006 2RS" These are identical in size to the factory bearings, but have a seal on each side. They can be purchased from any bearing supplier such as IBT or the like. I believe you can even get them through Dennis Kirk and maybe even Rocky Mountain ATV.

I think you may be mislead on the factory bearings not being sealed. What we are referring to is that the bearing itself does not have seals built into them. The factory choose to put an actual seal (individual part) on each side of the spindle to protect the bearing. With time, these seals fail. That is why we double up and put in a sealed bearing as well as replace the factory seals.

As for the manual, an operator's manual and tool kit can both be found on E-Bay right now. As for a service manual, they tend to pop up from time to time. If you want to spend more, one can always order them from the manufacturer.

Good Luck.

 

hey i am also in need of the service manual
i have the cylender taken off and will need to know how to set the timing and maybe how much torque to put on the head bolts?

 

The last time I replaced my wheel bearings I used Pivot Works brand...They were sealed bearings but I took the seal off to see how much grease was in them. I found they had very little of a light grease in them. So I took the time to hand pack each of them with marine (waterproof) grease.

 

Can you remove the cyl while the engine is still in the frame??