Transport Canada Recall - 2021331 -
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Summary
Affected products
2011 | POLARIS | PHOENIX 200, 2012 | POLARIS | PHOENIX 200, 2013 | POLARIS | PHOENIX 200, 2014 | POLARIS | PHOENIX 200, 2015 | POLARIS | PHOENIX 200, 2016 | POLARIS | PHOENIX 200, 2017 | POLARIS | PHOENIX 200, 2018 | POLARIS | PHOENIX 200, 2019 | POLARIS | PHOENIX 200, 2020 | POLARIS | PHOENIX 200, 2021 | POLARIS | PHOENIX 200
Issue
On certain ATVs, the throttle lever stop could break. If this happens, the throttle could stick in the open position. Note: This replaces recalls A-18-06 and A-20-01 (Transport Canada recalls 2018-194 and 2020-169). ATVs that were repaired under either recall also require this repair.
Safety risk
If the throttle sticks in the open position, an operator may be unable to slow or control the speed of the ATV. This could create the risk of a crash.
Corrective actions
Polaris advises that you should stop using your ATV immediately. The company will notify owners by mail and instruct you to take your ATV to a dealer to replace the throttle speed control bracket.
Background
Visit Transport Canada’s Motor Vehicle Safety Recalls Database for the original recall.
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