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Once installed, there is no visible difference between the old and new panel and grill.You are clearly a man of few words not taken to lengthy explanations. This is not a criticism, merely an observation. "Bolts and nuts" will suffice. Thanks for taking the time.
You should have received one by now, along with a booklet with the new maintenance schedule. Better check with your dealer or BRP to see that your warranty was properly registered/transferred. If your Spyder is listed under another name/address, still in the dealer's name, or the information they have is wrong, you will not only fail to receive this notice, but any future recall notices or other important announcements. Only CA owners were left out of this one.
Yes, sorry not to have mentioned you guys. Not sure if this applies to Canada, or all Canadian provinces, either. Perhaps someone will enlighten us. In the US the letter was sent to all but California owners....if they were properly registered in BRP's warranty/owners list at the time of the letter.Together with CA owners, we in the European area also appear to be outside of BRP's distribution loop, though I appreciate CA sets itself apart from the rest of the US with its particular brand of safety legislation, whatever. It may catch up with us eventually, it may not, but as of now we in the backwoods of Spyder ownership are still running 3000 mile oil change intervals and there has been no word on the improved replacement panel.
The easy way is to see if your grill by the oil tank pulls out without tools.
