2000 Victory V92 Recalls

NHTSA lists 3 recall campaigns for the 2000 Victory V92. A recall applies only to vehicles built within the affected range, so check your own VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls. Repairs for recalls are free at a franchised dealer.

• 06V298000Aug 7, 20062,523 vehicles potentially affected
  Power train › Manual transmission
  Covers: Victory V92 1999–2001

  Reported issue: Certain my 2001 victory v92 motorcycles, and 1999-2000 v92 motorcycles that received transmission replacement kits built in 2001 can experience a third gear failure in an abnormal overload condition such as when shifting at high rpm.

  Possible consequence: While shifting gears at high rpm, the third gear may fail. If pieces of the failed gear become lodged in the transmission, the transmission could lockup possibly resulting in loss of control and a crash.

  Remedy: Dealers will install a rear sprocket damper assembly free of charge. The recall began on november 22, 2006. Owners may contact polaris at 763-417-8650.

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• 06V303000Aug 7, 20062,402 vehicles potentially affected
  Power train › Manual transmission
  Covers: Victory V92 2000

  Reported issue: On certain motorcycles equipped with a gates drive belt system, the front sprocket may wear between the sprocket and its retaining nut, causing the front sprocket nut to loosen and fail to retain the sprocket.

  Possible consequence: The front sprocket nut failure could cause axial movement and interference which could result in transmission lockup, increasing the risk of loss of control or crash.

  Remedy: Dealers will replace the front sprocket assembly free of charge. The recall began on november 22, 2006. Owners may contact polaris at 763-417-8650.

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• 00V090000Mar 24, 2000357 vehicles potentially affected
  Structure › Frame and members
  Covers: Victory V92 2000, V92C 2000, V92SC 2000

  Reported issue: Vehicle description: motorcycles. These motorcycles may have been assembled with threaded fasteners from a defective material lot that may fail in assembly. These fasteners are used to attach four sub-assemblies onto the vehicle.

  Possible consequence: Fastener failure will reduce the clamp load strength of the assembly and possible joint failure.

  Remedy: Dealers will replace the m10x50 socket head screws with new parts.

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NHTSA investigations

• RP07001Transmission lock-upClosed · Nov 9, 2007
• EA05002Sudden, unforeseen transmission lockuClosed · Feb 2, 2005
• EA02024Fuel pump-related motorcycle stallingClosed · Sep 5, 2002
• PE02043Fuel pump/stallingClosed · May 1, 2002

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