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Issue: On certain side-by-side UTVs, the retaining clamp for the rear brake line may not be positioned correctly. As a result, the rear brake line could be damaged by contact with the front driveshaft. This could lead to a brake fluid leak and result…

Issue: On certain golf cars and personal transportation vehicles, the clip that secures the connection between the brake pedal and the brake equalizer may not be installed correctly. As a result, the brake pedal could separate and cause a loss of…

On certain snowmobiles, the brake line could wear against the driven clutch pulley when the clutch shifts fully open. This could cause a loss of brake function, increasing the risk of a crash causing injury and/or damage to property. Correction: Dealers…

On certain motorcycles, the rear shock absorber may not have been manufactured correctly. The piston rod nut may have been tightened before the piston had the correct full metal-to-metal contact. This could result in the nut loosening, which would…

On certain snowmobiles outfitted with a dealer-installed aftermarket Mountain Performance, Inc. (MPI) turbocharger kit, the turbo over-boost could cause excessive engine pressures and stresses. This could result in an engine failure, which could result…

On certain snowmobiles, the clamps on the fuel hose joints may have been installed incorrectly during manufacturing. This could result in fuel leaking from the joints while the fuel system is pressurized during snowmobile operation. Fuel leakage, in…

Issue: On certain motorcycles, incorrect programming may cause the engine to stall. This could happen when downshifting (if the clutch lever is not fully pulled in) or when the throttle is opened from idle. Also, the engine warning light may not turn…

Issue: On certain ATVs, a label that lists the maximum trailer tongue weight may not have been installed. Without this information, you could overload the ATV. Safety Risk: An overloaded ATV could increase the risk of a crash. Corrective…

Issue: On certain motorcycles, the throttle grip tube can break if it is pulled with too much force. If this happens, the throttle may not rotate smoothly and could stick while you are riding. Safety Risk: A throttle that sticks could cause a…

Issue: On certain competition vehicles, the torsion spring for the shifter may not have been made properly and could move out of place. If this happens, the transmission could shift gears unintentionally, and you could lose control of the motorcycle…

Issue: On certain side-by-side UTVs, the wire harness may not have been routed correctly near the passenger footrest. As a result, the fuel tank may have been damaged during assembly, which could create a fuel leak. Safety Risk: A fuel leak can…

Issue: On certain motorcycles, a software problem may limit the engine speed in first gear. This could cause the motorcycle not to accelerate as expected when you apply the throttle. Note: This recall affects motorcycles repaired under recall 2020-…

Issue: On certain Bolt R-Spec motorcycles, engine oil could leak from the base of the engine onto the road. Safety Risk: Engine oil that leaks onto the road could cause a loss of control and increase the risk of a crash. Corrective Action:…

On certain motorcycles, a wire harness may have been routed too close to the rear exhaust and could be damaged due to heat. This could result in engine stalling and a loss of vehicle propulsion which, in conjunction with traffic and road conditions, and…

Issue: On certain scooters, the cylinder head nuts may not have been tightened properly and could loosen. If this happens, the cylinder head gasket can fail. This could prevent the engine from starting, or could cause the engine to stall. Safety…