Arctic Cat recalls
Arctic Cat boats have 2 recall campaigns on record across 9,958 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Arctic Cat Inc has 2 USCG recall campaigns on record, both from 2000 to 2001. The larger campaign addressed fuel filler neck cracking on 9,436 Daytona and Monte Carlo models, while a smaller campaign covered throttle body corrosion on 522 TS 1100 LI units. Both campaigns involve critical fuel and engine systems that require verification before purchase.
All Arctic Cat recalls
- ⚠ Recall
000201T9/6/2000FUEL FILLER NECK CRACKING
What this means before you buy → - ⚠ Recall
010003T1/16/2001ENGINE; GASOLINE; THROTTLE BODY CORROSION
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Arctic Cat
- Run the HIN through USCG recall lookup to confirm which campaigns apply to the specific unit
- Request proof that recall 000201T (fuel filler neck) and 010003T (throttle body) were completed if the model is Daytona, Monte Carlo, or TS 1100 LI
- Inspect the fuel filler neck area for any visible cracks or stress marks, especially on Daytona and Monte Carlo models from 1999 to 2000
- Have a mechanic verify throttle body condition and confirm no corrosion is present on TS 1100 LI units
Frequently asked questions
How many boat recalls does Arctic Cat Inc have?
Arctic Cat Inc has 2 USCG recall campaigns, both issued between 2000 and 2001, covering fuel system and engine throttle issues on personal watercraft models.
Which Arctic Cat Inc models are recalled?
Recall 000201T affects Daytona and Monte Carlo models (9,436 units) for fuel filler neck cracking. Recall 010003T affects TS 1100 LI models (522 units) for throttle body corrosion.
What was wrong with Arctic Cat Inc boats?
The primary issue was fuel filler neck cracking on Daytona and Monte Carlo models, affecting nearly 9,500 units. A smaller campaign addressed throttle body corrosion on TS 1100 LI models.
Should I buy a used Arctic Cat Inc boat?
Verify recall remedy completion through the HIN before purchase, especially for fuel filler neck and throttle body campaigns. Arctic Cat exited the marine market in the early 2000s, so parts availability and service support may be limited.