Yamaha YFM35FGIA, YFM35FGIHA Grizzly 350 2011 Owner's Manual

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Pages 152
Year 2011
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Yamaha YFM35FGIA, YFM35FGIHA Grizzly 350 2011 Specification

The Yamaha YFM35FGIA and YFM35FGIHA Grizzly 350 of 2011 are robust all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) designed for both utility and recreational purposes. These models are powered by a 348cc, air/oil-cooled, SOHC, 4-stroke engine that delivers reliable torque and power. The engine is equipped with a Mikuni 33mm BSR carburetor, which ensures efficient fuel delivery and optimal performance under various riding conditions. The Ultramatic V-belt transmission system, featuring high, low, neutral, reverse, and park gears, provides seamless power transfer and smooth handling.

The Grizzly 350 is built on a durable steel frame designed to withstand rough terrain while providing a stable ride. The front suspension features an independent double-wishbone system with 5.3 inches of travel, while the rear suspension is a swingarm type with 6.3 inches of travel, both contributing to superior shock absorption and ride comfort. The ATV's braking system includes dual hydraulic front disc brakes and a sealed rear drum brake, ensuring reliable stopping power.

These models boast a fuel capacity of 3.8 gallons, enabling extended periods of use without frequent refueling. The overall dimensions are practical for maneuverability, with a length of 81.3 inches, a width of 42.5 inches, and a height of 44.1 inches, coupled with a ground clearance of 9.7 inches. The Grizzly 350 also features a towing capacity of 1,102 pounds and a front rack capacity of 88 pounds, and a rear rack capacity of 176 pounds, making it versatile for hauling and transportation tasks.

The instrumentation includes essential readouts such as speedometer, odometer, trip meter, and fuel gauge for user convenience. These specifications underscore the Yamaha YFM35FGIA and YFM35FGIHA Grizzly 350 2011 as dependable, high-performance ATVs tailored for diverse applications.

Yamaha YFM35FGIA, YFM35FGIHA Grizzly 350 2011 F.A.Q.

What type of oil should be used for the 2011 Yamaha Grizzly 350?

The 2011 Yamaha Grizzly 350 recommends using a 10W-40 or 10W-30 API type SJ or later motor oil, specifically designed for 4-stroke engines. Ensure the oil is suitable for wet clutch systems.

How often should the air filter be cleaned or replaced on the Grizzly 350?

The air filter should be inspected every 20 hours of use or every month. Clean it if necessary and replace it annually or if it shows signs of wear or damage.

What is the recommended tire pressure for the Yamaha Grizzly 350?

The recommended tire pressure for the front tires is 4.4 psi, and for the rear tires, it is 3.6 psi. Always check tire pressure when the tires are cold.

How can I troubleshoot starting issues with my Grizzly 350?

If your Grizzly 350 is not starting, check the battery for charge, ensure the ignition switch is on, inspect the spark plug for fouling, and verify that the fuel is reaching the engine.

What should I do if the transmission is slipping on my Grizzly 350?

Check the drive belt for wear or damage and ensure it is properly adjusted. Inspect the clutch for wear and replace any worn components.

How do I adjust the brakes on the Yamaha Grizzly 350?

Locate the brake adjustment nuts near the brake lever and turn them to tighten or loosen the brake cable. Ensure the brakes engage fully when the lever is pulled.

What is the proper way to store the Grizzly 350 for an extended period?

Clean the ATV thoroughly, change the oil, fill the gas tank and add stabilizer, disconnect the battery, and store it in a dry, cool place. Elevate the tires off the ground to prevent flat spots.

How can I improve fuel efficiency on my Grizzly 350?

Maintain proper tire pressure, keep the air filter clean, use the recommended grade of fuel, and perform regular maintenance checks to ensure the engine runs efficiently.

What are the common causes of overheating in the Yamaha Grizzly 350?

Overheating can be caused by low coolant levels, a clogged radiator, a malfunctioning thermostat, or a blocked cooling fan. Regularly check and maintain the cooling system.

How do I replace the spark plug on the Grizzly 350?

To replace the spark plug, remove the spark plug cap, use a spark plug socket to unscrew the old plug, and install a new one with the correct gap. Reattach the spark plug cap securely.