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FACTORY RECALLS
- Thread starter Ronbo
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Jeriatric
Thinks out loud
I have a 2013 RT Limited. I have gone on BRP website and noted that there are some recalls for various reasons...power steering, etc.
What is the best way to see if my exact VIN has recalls?
ronbo
Your dealer.
MouthPiece
Banged Up Member
Are we talking "recall" or "service bulletin" or "warranty issue"?
Chris
Chris
Bob Denman
New member
Chris is right; there are differences between them...
I'm just not sure how to explain any of it!
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I'm just not sure how to explain any of it!
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bullant12
New member
As stated below, best place to be informed is by the dealer.
On a recall, per law, the manufacturer HAS to inform the owner via mail and instruct what the owner needs to do.
Service Bulletins and warranty issue is more dealt on a dealer-owner agreement: You visit your dealer and they take care of having the machine up to date and fix any issues that are covered by warranty.
Sometimes you can find affected VIN numbers online, but I believe this raises a privacy issue, so manufacturers would rather let dealers take care of these situations.
On a recall, per law, the manufacturer HAS to inform the owner via mail and instruct what the owner needs to do.
Service Bulletins and warranty issue is more dealt on a dealer-owner agreement: You visit your dealer and they take care of having the machine up to date and fix any issues that are covered by warranty.
Sometimes you can find affected VIN numbers online, but I believe this raises a privacy issue, so manufacturers would rather let dealers take care of these situations.
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