Yamaha 340 Series

This manual covers the Yamaha Enticer 340 and Enticer 340T (long track) snowmobiles produced from 1982 through 1988. These models are known for their robust engineering and reliability, designed for a variety of snow conditions. The Enticer series offers a dependable and capable platform for recreational snowmobiling, built to provide consistent performance throughout its operational life.

This manual covers the Yamaha Enticer Excell 3 340 snowmobile, including models designated ET340, ET340(T), Excel III, and EC340, produced between 1983 and 1988. Known for its reliable 2-stroke, fan-cooled 334cc engine and CVT transmission, the Enticer Excell 3 was a popular mid-range trail snowmobile of its era. Yamaha's legacy in snowmobile manufacturing is evident in the robust engineering and performance characteristic of this model. This snowmobile is designed for recreational trail riding, offering a balance of comfort and capability.

The Yamaha Enticer Excell3 340, produced between 1983 and 1988, is a reliable snowmobile known for its user-friendly design and balanced performance. This model offers a robust 337cc fan-cooled engine, a comfortable riding experience, and capable suspension, making it a popular choice for trail riding and recreational use. Yamaha's reputation for durability is evident in the Enticer series, which consistently provided dependable operation for its intended purpose.

This comprehensive workshop service repair manual covers the Yamaha Enticer Excell 3 340 Snowmobile for the production years 1983 through 1988. Designed to empower owners and technicians, this manual provides detailed instructions for all aspects of maintenance and repair. The Yamaha Enticer Excell 3 340 is engineered for reliable performance, offering a robust platform for snowmobile enthusiasts. This manual ensures that owners can perform necessary upkeep and address any issues, preserving the vehicle's functionality and longevity.

This manual covers the Yamaha Enticer 340 and 400 Long Track snowmobiles, applicable to the 1988 and 1989 model years, and is also recommended for other Enticer generation years. Yamaha has a long-standing reputation for engineering excellence and reliability in motorsports, and the Enticer line was known for its dependability and versatility as a capable trail-riding machine. The 340 and 400 models represent solid mid-range offerings from this popular series, designed for enthusiasts and DIY mechanics seeking robust performance.

This manual covers the snowmobile, specifically models from the First Generation series produced around the 1980s, with applicable years including 1988, 1989, and 1990. This includes the 340, 400, and Long Track Reverse Deluxe variants, identified by model codes such as ET340TRM, ET400TRN, and others. , a renowned manufacturer in the powersports industry, engineered the line for reliability and performance, offering a blend of utility and recreational capability. These snowmobiles are characterized by their two-stroke, fan-cooled engines, available in 339cc and 398cc displacements, and typically feature dual Mikuni carburetors and a CVT transmission with automatic clutch engagement.

This manual covers the Yamaha Enticer 340/400 LTR snowmobile models manufactured between 1988 and 1990, specifically the ET340TR and ET400TR variants, both equipped with reverse. These snowmobiles are designed for recreational trail use, offering a blend of performance and reliability. The engineering quality of the Yamaha Enticer series is evident in its robust construction and dependable operation, making it a suitable choice for enthusiasts seeking an enjoyable winter riding experience.

The Yamaha Enticer 340/400 LTR snowmobiles, produced between 1988 and 1990, represent a robust line of vehicles designed for snow-based recreation and utility. These models, powered by 340cc or 400cc 2-stroke gasoline engines and featuring a reliable chain drive system, were engineered for durability and performance in challenging winter conditions. Their construction emphasizes the quality and dependability associated with Yamaha's commitment to providing exceptional powersports equipment, making them a trusted choice for riders seeking adventure and capability.

The Yamaha Ovation, specifically the CS340 and CS340E models from the first generation produced between 1989 and 1999, represents a robust offering in the mid-range trail snowmobile segment. Built upon Yamaha's extensive powersports heritage, known for innovation and performance, the Ovation series was designed to provide reliable and comfortable riding experiences. These snowmobiles typically feature a fan-cooled, 2-stroke twin engine with approximately 337cc displacement, a Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) for automatic operation, and a likely independent front suspension for enhanced handling. Their engineering emphasizes the quality and dependability that Yamaha is recognized for, making them a solid choice for enthusiasts.