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Old 23 Aug 2006
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new xt 600 owner

hi guys ive made a few poststs in this forum before but im still in need of a hand. basicly my story is ive got the hold of an xt 600 2002 model and no paper work has come with it ie:manual and wht have ya.

ive tried lookin for a haynes manual but that seems to be non existent at the moment.my previos bike was a 125 kmx 2 poker so im a bit lost on the basics of this bike.

any pointers would be much appreciated thank
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Talking XT Manuals

Hi there Mate!

In this link you can find the Owner and service Manual, and also de Part List,( in portugeis..) for Xt 600 model ( Of differents years)

http://forumxt600.com.br/forum/viewforum.php?f=32

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Hello dawack,
Clymer do a manual. It's actually for 1983-1989, but I use it for my '03 model - with a bit of judgement! It's book number is ISBN 0-89287-546-1. Try a search against XT manual and microfiche and you should pick up a couple of links.
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Yeah, I have a Clymer manual too. The bikes are a bit different now, but like was said above, they are close enough for the Clymer to be useful. When I bought my 2003 second hand the dealer I got it from had sourced a new owners manual from somewhere. It's fairly basic but does have good general servicing information. I expect a Yamaha dealer would be able to get hold of one.
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