Got my 2014 panels for free as well, BRP Care didn't put up much of a fight, took 2-1/2 weeks from start to end and the dealership is installing them this Thursday
Got my new airflow panels installed yesterday. They seem to help quite a bit and I think the bike looks even better. I opted to leave the Can Am sticker off. I like the clean look. May do some pinstriping eventually. We will see.
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I was to have my panels replaced today, however the dealership is unfamiliar with what is to be done. They think the fan outlet compartment is to be rerouted somehow. From the pics the compartment looks the same but the side panels are what is to be replaced. Need help please!
Purchased my STL last year...heat was not much of a problem for fall and winter. No that Spring and Summer is coming...I have an issue! My local dealership in wwhich I purchased my bike does not seem to believe all the parts were received. They are thinking the fan compartment has to be changed in order to reroute the heat. BRP sent side panels per the dealership request for the issue I'm having. It is an Good Will issue per customer. Please advise.
Thanks for the advice! I have a good relationship with the dealership and I'm sure they'll do their best. Very nice folks. It'll be nice if a report isn't required, I guess they could call BRP and check. Would the kit part # be in this thread? Haven't seen it, but I'm less than half way through.IMO I am pretty sure you will still be able to get the airflow panels. Go in with a positive attitude and the dealer should see you right. If not, post again and I'm sure you'll get heaps of help. Thanks for the pics, very disappointing for you but, once fixed, you'll enjoy your new bike I'm sure. PS ask them for another bit of foil, too.
instead of filing a report,why not ask the dealer to just get the panels? I believe brp stopped asking for reports on this issue some time ago. Don't forget to tell the dealer the part number for the kit!!
Well, that was interesting. The shop installed the new panels and the replacement for my melted heat deflector and took it for a test ride. I went out to look it over and found a nice melted spot in the NEW heat deflector. :dontknow:
actually, that was my first thought - that they forgot to change that panel. But no, they had the old one right there. And the melted spot on the new one is smaller...so far!If it was me, I would ask to see the old melted one they took off ... Bet they can't find it... Hope by now it's all better.
Yup, I'm going to take it back next week so they can remove the panels again and see what's going on. Looks to me like things are a bit misaligned in that area - the new heat deflector dips inward right over the exhaust header.What puzzles me is how can a new panel have a melted spot??
if it was perfect when they put it on, and is now melted - very quickly - then there is something else going on...