momoney2123
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Do you ask them if they checked fuel pressure?
ha,just noticed your name ibreaksleds,makes me wonder if that has anything to do with it,ha.575 miles sled probably wasn't broken in correct,crucial break in period on sleds,you might have premature internal damage.but your symptoms sound all to familar with me,i and countless others got the shaft from brp!!!
yeah I got the joke . if u swap comp with a good one and sled works done deal.was trying to make joke about is id name ibreaksleds get it,if the computer is suppose to control everything and you're sayin swap computer,well then how do you know if it worked right in the first place,it's a real bummer though on a sled with that kind of mileage,worse than what i went through
no offer from the dealer.. and called brp customer service. they are aware of all the service cases open on my sled. the best the guy could do is put in a request for me to speak to a sr. representativeYour dealer I would of hoped has given u a loaner if u had planned to ride this weekend.
I would except nothing less than a new sled . u have lost almost 2 yrs of ridding because of this pile of junk . would u even want it back? I sure chit would not . **** some one pulls a service record when u try to dump it they will run
I AGREE! but we will see if they stand behind their machines. and yes i have a 3 yr warranty but that is getting eaten up in the shop. really when does brp say we dont wanna dump any more money into this sled and cut their losses and give me a working unit, to keep a customer happy. and what kind of damage is happening to the engine every time they tear it apart or when they continue to reproduce the problem after failed fixes.. the struggle is real.
my self I would have 1 of my lawyer buds draft something up and send it to brp. they will push joe blow around all day. they know it is going to start costing them real money when the lawyers get involved with lemon law stuff there lawyer cost your lawyers costs after they loose.
Thats a waste of time haha, just find a capable dealer/mechanic and it is easily diagnosed. This reallllllly likely is a fuel issue. Just sayin.