CFMOTO UFORCE 1000 1000XL 2023-2026 Service Manual

CFMoto's own confirmed product copy for the six-seat XL doesn't undersell the value angle: "you could pay much, much more for a 6-seater. But once again, CFMoto brings you this fiscally superior option. And this crew transport comes nicely equipped. You even get the 4,500 lb. winch, standard." A real, documented power change happened partway through this range worth knowing before assuming identical performance across every model year — 2023 and 2024 configurations deliver a claimed 79 hp at 7,000 rpm, while the 2025-2026 tune drops to 71 hp with torque correspondingly recalibrated to 54 lb-ft, a genuine emissions or durability-driven retune rather than a simple typo between sources.

Power comes from a 963cc liquid-cooled V-twin, SOHC with 8 valves, fed by Bosch electronic fuel injection, run through a CVTech automatic transmission with P/R/N/H/L settings, feeding a selectable 4x2/4x4 driveline with a standard differential lock and shaft final drive front and rear.

CFMoto's own confirmed feature list for the XL describes genuine passenger-focused engineering: "an ergonomic bench seat includes a center console featuring two cupholders. Fold it up to create room for three adults. A pull-out toolbox under the seat stores gear you don't go anywhere without. A second bench seat increases rider capacity to six." The 2023 configuration specifically notes "front seats provide 4.25 inches of front to rear travel. There's even a tilt steering wheel providing 41 degrees of adjustability" — real ergonomic adjustment most rivals in this class don't offer standard.

Confirmed XL dimensions list a 148-inch length, 63.5-inch width, 78-inch height, 112-inch wheelbase, 12 inches of ground clearance, a 36.1-foot turning radius, a 10.6-gallon fuel tank, and curb weight ranging 1,808-1,918 lbs depending on exact model year. The standard-wheelbase UForce 1000 shares this identical engine and drivetrain in a shorter, three-seat configuration. 2024 US pricing for the XL was confirmed at $15,299, with a standard 1,000-lb cargo box and 2,500-lb towing capacity across the range.

This factory service manual covers the procedures, torque specs, and diagrams needed to keep a 2023-2026 UForce 1000/1000 XL running the way it was built to.