Kawasaki 340 Series

This manual covers the 1978 snowmobile, a model representing an entry into the competitive 1970s snowmobile market. Designed for reliable performance and trail riding, the snowmobile typically features a fan-cooled, two-stroke, twin-cylinder engine displacing approximately 336cc and producing around 25-35 horsepower. Its engineering quality and reliability were key selling points against contemporaries. The vehicle utilizes a CVT automatic transmission with a torque-sensing primary clutch and a centrifugal secondary clutch, driven by a chain to the track. Safety features include a standard handlebar-mounted kill switch and a chassis designed for stability.

This Service Repair Workshop Manual provides comprehensive guidance for the 1978 Kawasaki Intriguer 340 snowmobile. Engineered for reliability and performance, the Intriguer 340 represents a significant offering in its class. This manual is designed to assist in the repair and maintenance of this specific model, ensuring its continued operational excellence.

This manual provides comprehensive guidance for the 1978 Invader 340 snowmobile, representing the first generation of this model. Known for its reputation in powersports, the Invader 340 was designed as a capable trail and general-purpose machine. This workshop service repair manual covers all models, engines, and trims, offering in-depth information essential for owners and service professionals.

This manual covers the 1978 Kawasaki Invader 340 snowmobile. Engineered for reliability and performance, the Invader 340 represents a significant offering in its class. This model is designed for recreational use, providing a robust platform for snow exploration. Its internal combustion engine, with a displacement of 340 cc, is a testament to the quality and durability associated with Kawasaki engineering.

The 1978 Inviter 340 is a notable snowmobile from the First Generation, designed for recreational use in North America and Europe. Representing participation in the competitive snowmobile market of the late 1970s, this model offered a blend of performance and reliability for its era. Key features include a 339cc, two-stroke, air-cooled, twin-cylinder engine, typically producing between 25-35 horsepower, paired with an automatic CVT transmission and belt drive. Its engineering reflects the safety standards of the period, emphasizing operator control with a thumb throttle and accessible kill switch, along with basic rider protection from a windscreen.

This service repair workshop manual provides comprehensive information for the 1978 Kawasaki Inviter 340 snowmobile. Engineered for reliability and performance, the Inviter 340 is designed for recreational snow travel. This manual details all aspects of the vehicle's operation and maintenance, ensuring you can keep your snowmobile in optimal condition for years to come.

The Drifter 340, a snowmobile model from 1979, represents a significant offering from powersports heritage. Known for its engineering quality, this model was part of the innovative lineup during the late 1970s. The Drifter 340, with its 340cc displacement, is designed for recreational use, offering a blend of reliability and performance characteristic of its era. This manual provides a comprehensive look into this classic snowmobile, enabling enthusiasts to understand and appreciate its design.

This manual covers the 1979 Kawasaki Drifter 340 snowmobile, a model designed for recreational snow travel. The Drifter 340 is recognized for its robust construction and reliable performance, offering an enjoyable experience for riders. Its 340cc displacement engine provides ample power for varied snow conditions, embodying the engineering quality expected from Kawasaki.

This manual covers the Invader 340 snowmobile, produced in 1979. There is a distinguished history in powersports, recognized for innovative and performance-driven recreational vehicles. The Invader series represented a commitment to the snowmobile market, aiming to provide capable and dependable machines. This workshop service repair manual is designed to offer comprehensive guidance for all models, engines, and trim types within the Invader 340 range.

The 1979 Kawasaki Invader 340 is a snowmobile renowned for its reliable performance and solid engineering, reflecting Kawasaki's legacy in powersports. This model, part of the Invader series, was a popular choice during the late 1970s, a period focused on enhancing snowmobile performance and durability. Its design emphasizes robust construction and efficient operation, making it a dependable machine for winter exploration. The Invader 340 features a 335cc, fan-cooled, inline twin-cylinder engine with dual Mikuni carburetors, paired with an automatic CVT transmission for smooth power delivery. Safety features include a thumb throttle with lockout, a hydraulic disc brake system, and an engine kill switch with a tether.

This manual covers the 1980 Drifter 340 F A snowmobile. As a product of extensive experience in motorsports, this model represents a capable and reliable machine designed for winter recreational use. Its engineering quality is evident in its robust construction and performance-oriented design, ensuring an enjoyable experience on the snow. The Drifter 340 F A, typical of its era, offers a straightforward yet effective platform for exploring winter landscapes.

This manual covers the Kawasaki Drifter 340 F A snowmobile, manufactured in 1980. Designed for reliable performance in winter conditions, this model represents a commitment to quality engineering. Its robust construction and user-friendly design make it a capable machine for its intended purpose.

This manual covers the 1980 Drifter 340 Snowmobile, a robust and reliable machine known for its dependable performance during its production era. There is a strong heritage in motorsports, and the Drifter series exemplified this with solid engineering for its time. This particular model, the Drifter 340, is designed for snowmobile enthusiasts and offers a straightforward yet capable riding experience, built with the quality that characterized snowmobile offerings from the late 1960s through the early 1980s.

The 1980 Kawasaki Drifter 340 is a snowmobile designed for reliable performance. Built with Kawasaki's commitment to engineering excellence, this model offers a robust platform for winter exploration. Its 340cc engine, powered by gasoline, provides the necessary force for navigating varied snow conditions, ensuring a dependable experience for its intended use.

The 1980 Kawasaki Invader 340 is a robust snowmobile engineered for reliability and performance. Designed for a variety of winter conditions, this model represents a significant achievement in its class, offering a blend of power and durability. Its construction emphasizes quality, ensuring a dependable experience for all riders.

This manual covers the Kawasaki Invader 340 snowmobile, produced in 1980. The Invader 340 is engineered for reliable performance in winter conditions, offering a robust platform for recreational riding and utility. Its design emphasizes durability and straightforward operation, making it a dependable choice for snowmobile enthusiasts.

This manual covers the 1980 and 1981 Kawasaki Drifter 340 and 440 snowmobiles. Kawasaki's snowmobile division was known for producing reliable and performance-oriented machines, and the Drifter series was a popular line catering to trail riding and general recreational use. These snowmobiles are characterized by their twin-cylinder, 2-stroke engines, fan-cooled design, and automatic CVT transmissions, offering a blend of durability and user-friendly operation for enthusiasts.