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Brp U S recalls

Brp U S boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 339 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.

Recall campaigns1USCG / CPSC
Units affected339reported
How to check yoursBy HINfree lookup
What you need to know

BRP US Inc has one USCG recall on record, campaign 170014T from August 2017, affecting 339 E Tec G2 gasoline engines in the 150 to 300 HP range. This single campaign represents a limited recall history, though any used boat powered by an E Tec G2 engine from this era requires verification that the remedy was completed.

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What to check before you buy a used Brp U S

  1. Check the engine serial number against USCG campaign 170014T to determine if the unit was affected
  2. Request written proof from the seller that the engine recall remedy was performed if applicable
  3. Have a marine surveyor inspect the E Tec G2 engine for any unresolved safety concerns related to the gasoline engine defect
  4. Contact a BRP authorized dealer with the serial number to confirm recall completion status before purchase

Frequently asked questions

How many BRP US Inc engines have been recalled?

BRP US Inc has one USCG recall affecting 339 E Tec G2 gasoline engines (150 to 300 HP models) under campaign 170014T issued in August 2017.

What BRP engines were recalled?

Campaign 170014T covered E Tec G2 gasoline engines in the 150 to 300 HP range. Check the USCG database with the campaign number for specific defect and remedy details.

Should I avoid a boat with a BRP E Tec G2 engine?

Not necessarily. Verify whether the specific engine serial number was included in the 2017 recall and confirm the remedy was completed before buying.

How do I check if a BRP engine was recalled?

Look up the engine serial number in the USCG recall database or contact a BRP dealer to verify whether it falls under campaign 170014T and whether the fix was applied.