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07/12/2007 - Yamaha.
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Check This Car for the following recall:
The product poses a serious risk of injuries because snow and ice stuck around the steering idler arm can cause a loss of steering ability, posing a risk of injury to drivers and passengers.
Model Numbers:
8GK/8GN/8GP/8GJ/8GR.
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07/12/2007 - Yamaha.
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Check This Car for the following recall:
The product poses a serious risk of injuries because snow and ice stuck around the steering idler arm can cause a loss of steering ability, posing a risk of injury to drivers and passengers.
Model Numbers:
8GK/8GN/8GP/8GJ/8GR.
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01/06/2007 - Polaris Industries Inc.
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Check This Car for the following recall:
This product poses a risk of injuries because the welding process to manufacture the upper front shock tower brackets may not have achieved sufficient weld penetration in some instances. If insufficient weld penetration were to occur, there is a possibility that the upper shock mount could begin to separate at the welded joint(s). If a separation of the welded joint(s) were to occur, the most likely case would be that this occurs gradually. The ride height of the machine would gradually diminish as the location of the upper shock mount moved upwards. This can occur either the right or left side. A less likely possibility is that the shock mount falls suddenly. If this occurs, the rider could lose control of the machine, either due to a sudden change in the ride height of the machine or due to interference with steering mechanism.The product does not comply with the Machinery Directive.
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Polaris FS and FST Snowmobiles
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01/06/2007 - Polaris Industries Inc.
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Check This Car for the following recall:
This product poses a risk of injuries because the welding process to manufacture the upper front shock tower brackets may not have achieved sufficient weld penetration in some instances. If insufficient weld penetration were to occur, there is a possibility that the upper shock mount could begin to separate at the welded joint(s). If a separation of the welded joint(s) were to occur, the most likely case would be that this occurs gradually. The ride height of the machine would gradually diminish as the location of the upper shock mount moved upwards. This can occur either the right or left side. A less likely possibility is that the shock mount falls suddenly. If this occurs, the rider could lose control of the machine, either due to a sudden change in the ride height of the machine or due to interference with steering mechanism.The product does not comply with the Machinery Directive.
Model Numbers:
Polaris FS and FST Snowmobiles
Production Dates:
Recall Code:
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01/06/2007 - Polaris Industries Inc.
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Check This Car for the following recall:
This product poses a risk of injuries because the welding process to manufacture the upper front shock tower brackets may not have achieved sufficient weld penetration in some instances. If insufficient weld penetration were to occur, there is a possibility that the upper shock mount could begin to separate at the welded joint(s). If a separation of the welded joint(s) were to occur, the most likely case would be that this occurs gradually. The ride height of the machine would gradually diminish as the location of the upper shock mount moved upwards. This can occur either the right or left side. A less likely possibility is that the shock mount falls suddenly. If this occurs, the rider could lose control of the machine, either due to a sudden change in the ride height of the machine or due to interference with steering mechanism.The product does not comply with the Machinery Directive.
Model Numbers:
Polaris FS and FST Snowmobiles
Production Dates:
Recall Code:
For more information and see the full recall View
01/06/2007 - Polaris Industries Inc.
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Check This Car for the following recall:
This product poses a risk of injuries because the welding process to manufacture the upper front shock tower brackets may not have achieved sufficient weld penetration in some instances. If insufficient weld penetration were to occur, there is a possibility that the upper shock mount could begin to separate at the welded joint(s). If a separation of the welded joint(s) were to occur, the most likely case would be that this occurs gradually. The ride height of the machine would gradually diminish as the location of the upper shock mount moved upwards. This can occur either the right or left side. A less likely possibility is that the shock mount falls suddenly. If this occurs, the rider could lose control of the machine, either due to a sudden change in the ride height of the machine or due to interference with steering mechanism.The product does not comply with the Machinery Directive.
Model Numbers:
Polaris FS and FST Snowmobiles
Production Dates:
Recall Code:
For more information and see the full recall View