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Recalled 2004 Ski-Doo snowmobile -
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Recalled 2004 Ski-Doo snowmobile -
Recalled 2004 Ski-Doo snowmobile part
The throttle lever could become stuck, leading to loss of speed control and possible collision.
About 3,163
Contact Bombardier Recreational Products Inc. at (888) 638-5397 between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. ET.
Recall Details
In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Bombardier Inc. and Bombardier Recreational Products Inc. (BRP), Quebec, Canada are voluntarily recalling the following snowmobiles: Ski-Doo® 2003 Grand Touring 800 SDI SE; Legend 800 SDI SE Ski-Doo® 2004 Legend 600 HO SDI SE, SE GT, Sport and Sport GT; Legend 800 HO SDI SE and SE GT; MX Z X, Adrenaline and Renegade X; GSX Limited, Limited 1+1, Sport and Sport 1+1 Ski-Doo® 2005 MX Z Renegade. The throttle lever could become stuck leading to loss of speed control and possible collision.
Name of Product:
- Ski-Doo® 2003 Grand Touring 800 SDI SE; Legend 800 SDI SE
- Ski-Doo® 2004 Legend 600 HO SDI SE, SE GT, Sport and Sport GT; Legend 800 HO SDI SE and SE GT; MX Z X, Adrenaline and Renegade X; GSX Limited, Limited 1+1, Sport and Sport 1+1
- Ski-Doo® 2005 MX Z Renegade
Units: About 3,163
Manufacturer/Importer: Bombardier Inc. and Bombardier Recreational Products Inc. (BRP), of Quebec, Canada
Hazard: The throttle lever could become stuck, leading to loss of speed control and possible collision.
Incidents/Injuries: BRP has received two reports alleging stuck throttles. No injuries have been reported.
Description: BRP snowmobiles come in black, blue, gray, white, yellow and autumn/black. Recalled models are listed below in this table:
| YEAR | MODEL | PACKAGE | MODEL NUMBER |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2005 REV | MX Z™ | Renegade | BX5A/BX5B |
| 2004 REV | MX Z | X | 2862/2863/2864/2865/2866/2867/2868/ 2869/2870/2871/2872/2873 |
| Adrenaline | 2874/2875/2876/2877/2878/2879/2880/2881 | ||
| Renegade™ X | 2996/2997/2998/4012/4013/4014/4015/ 4016/4017/4018 | ||
| GSX™ | Limited | 2897/2898 | |
| Limited 1+1 | 2899/2900 | ||
| Sport | 2903/2904 | ||
| Sport 1 + 1 | 2905/2906 | ||
| 2004 ZX | Legend™ 600 HO SDI | SE | 2932/2933 |
| SE GT | 2934/2935 | ||
| Sport | 2936/2937 | ||
| Sport GT | 2938/2939 | ||
| Legend™ 800 HO SDI | SE | 2928/2929 | |
| SE GT | 2930/2931 | ||
| 2003 ZX | Grand Touring™ 800 SDI | SE | 2426/2428/2645/2646 |
| Legend 800 SDI | SE | 2372/2374/2642/2643 |
Sold at: Ski-Doo dealers nationwide between December 2002 and August 2004 for about $7,000 to $9,900.
Manufactured In: Canada
Remedy: Owners of affected units will be notified directly. Consumers should contact an authorized Ski-Doo dealer to schedule an appointment for repair, free of charge.
Consumer Contact: Contact Bombardier Recreational Products Inc. at (888) 638-5397 between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. ET.
Owners of affected units will be notified directly. Consumers should contact an authorized Ski-Doo dealer to schedule an appointment for repair, free of charge.
BRP has received two reports alleging stuck throttles. No injuries have been reported.
Bombardier Inc. and Bombardier Recreational Products Inc. (BRP), of Quebec, Canada
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