2023 9R down…

[Ridin Ak]

Well the injectors decided they didn’t want to play anymore. Really sucks. 303 miles.
Right now, I’m trying to get the warranty transferred to me which I thought just kept with the sled not the owner. I bought the sled in December was 77 miles. I also found out Polaris won’t warranty if you have a can, of course I didn’t know this and the previous owner didn’t have the stock one.
Pretty bummer day.
Alpine motor sports/Vohk in Kremmling is my dealer/ service go to. They are a couple weeks out to even look at it. I really don’t trust any other dealerships on the western slope of Colorado.

I hope everyone had a better riding Saturday than me! I know sleds can be temperamental and can be a PIA. Just wish I wasn’t driving 6 hours round trip to drop the sled off probably for a month during peak season.

 

[Teej83]

Ignorant question but can’t you just replace the injectors? i just did the throttle cable and after pulling the fuel rail they were right there. seems like a days worth of work.

you should have just kept the sled with the prior owner. also per magnuson moss no way can polaris decline injector failure on a can

 

[Ridin Ak]

Ignorant question but can’t you just replace the injectors? i just did the throttle cable and after pulling the fuel rail they were right there. seems like a days worth of work.

you should have just kept the sled with the prior owner. also per magnuson moss no way can polaris decline injector failure on a can

Not ignorant at all. Was not hoping to be out of pocket with getting it fixed because of having a warranty but that’s a way to get done quickly.

Good to hear about the can.

 

[shattuck]

If you’re sure it just needs new injectors and you don’t want to put them in any dealer should be okay to do it it’s really simple.

 

[Teej83]

Yeah i wouldn’t wait on alpine tbh. Riding time is finite. No sense waiting on them for a month