Shop manual for a 2016 wolverine
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I think you can down load one from Yamaha.com
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No, he is talking a shop "repair" manual I believe, not the owners manual which you can download. I have not found a source yet online, though I admit I have not contacted a dealer yet.
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Sign up and login to this address and you can purchase the Wolverine R-spec service manual for $80.
YAMAHA MANUAL STORE
YAMAHA MANUAL STORE
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I just ordered one of each. I'll keep an operators manual on my Wolverine in a zip lock bag. And save the original for future use!
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that's what I was referring to, as testmaster mentioned $80.00
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Unfortunately Yamaha canada doesn't offer one online. I will be calling tomorrow!!!
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I'm in the same boat
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I've bought previous manual from the dealer, they have to be able to get them for service. They normally have to be ordered though.
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my dealer said I could order online through us site,but won't accept Canadian postal code
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That is the same issue I had.
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I'd ask the parts department at the dealership. I'd expect them (if they are a good dealer) to be willing to order it for you.. that's weird that they won't ship it to Canada.
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We suffer with shipping up here in Canada. Even our accessories are more expensive not to mention the exchange rate, but I still order what ever when ever lol As long as the wife don't know
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has anyone from Canada found the service manual?
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my dealer said they would order one for $140.
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I phoned our dealer and the parts manager can download them and put it on a flash drive for next to nothing. He is gonna get back to me!!
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thats steep lol but everything is now a days lol
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$80-$140 is expensive, but so is shop labor. I would rather do something myself and save $80/hr. In most cases, you're paying to have some high school kid trying to figure out how to do something the first time. On a new machine, not a lot of experienced techs are available. I like to know that something is done right. You can't buy that kind of confidence, and sooner or later you will need to work on your machine on the trail. If someone has a free link to a PDF, or a copy of the file that can be emailed, shoot it may way.
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