Thanks for letting me know this. :thumb up2:Quote:
Originally Posted by EuropeanAM
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Thanks for letting me know this. :thumb up2:Quote:
Originally Posted by EuropeanAM
Went on the web page last nite, Mine will be here in a bit, Several weeks.
Stopped by my local dealer Monday to see if they had them, Yes they said, They would not give them to me. ​service writer said they had to install them, Asked if I wanted to make an appointment, I said ok if they could install them while I waited, He said he couldn't say for sure. I told him I aint leaving my boat for them to put two stickers on the motor.
If they are following the directions- it WILL have to be inside, dry, and heated for at least 2.5 hrs.Quote:
Originally Posted by swamprat
+1!Quote:
Originally Posted by EuropeanAM
If not, high probablity those new "stickers" will be blown away in the wind.
Anyone have a part number for the vents and V8 decal? Thanks!
Yes- though it's probably best to wait for the letter as it has specific instructions (and is the means by which availability can be controlled).Quote:
Originally Posted by 22RangerZ520R
Additionally, if not ordered/handled per the Consumer Letter (or by an Authorized Dealer) they're probably not paying for them.
V8 Bezel: 8M0219155
V8 Decal: 8M0214842
Rhonda keeps these in stock- see her post, pinned at the top of the Forum.
Appreciate it sir :thumb up2:Quote:
Originally Posted by EuropeanAM
I went on the website and filled out the form, it says 4-6 weeks for delivery to my door.Quote:
Originally Posted by born 2 fish
There's an installation video on that link too.
Why are Canadian customers required to have a dealer do this installation when US customers can have it shipped to their door and do the install themselves.
More than likely it results from some Canadian law or regulation.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyGZ21
It's either that, or common-sense prevailed. Whole idea of a US Federal Boating Safety Act Recall that's completed by the consumer is a bit disturbing. I've heard comments that it's as much about marketing as anything (hypothetically speaking, of course- a direct mail campaign with better than 50% odds that a couple hundred thousand consumers will visit a particular website you're wanting to market). :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by yam911
I've been trying for the past week on both my cell phone and computer to go to the address they gave me on my letter and it always gives a 404 error on the website. Is there something I'm missing
Nevermind. Apparently the capitalization is required in the link address
Mine came in a week,
Yes, every character is critical.
Thank you, so did I. I went to my local dealer twice to attempt to get them and the second time they said I would have to bring my boat in for inspection before they could justify ordering them even though I gave them a copy of the letter.Quote:
Originally Posted by 22RangerZ520R
Surprised dealers didn't plan to have some on hand so they could take care of this for their customers.
The website thing will be a sore-spot with many dealers, though. :rolleyes:
Interesting that I just took delivery of my new Phoenix with 250HP Merc and I still got this recall letter?
Huh….. I have a 2019 and have not received a letter yet :rolleyes:
Does it have the new part??Quote:
Originally Posted by Meleagris1
What is your manufacture date?
Very possible it was built before.
Now that production has caught up to sales--- you may start seeing motors that were built one to several years before the new boat. Unlike boat makers the engines don't have the same rules about year designation.