Robocall from Polaris? 1-800-765-2747

Yes and I called them. The message was about recalls. I haven't had time to take mine in for the grommet inspection. Told them I got the recall notice and notice about the recall notice and the notice about the notice about the recall notice and that I don't need a call to remind me. Lady was real pleasant to speak with and she said she would put a note in the file that I am aware of it and so is my dealer. I was surprised they actually called about it.

Thanks for the update @gooseman ... Like @KayTwo, I was in meetings and hung up once I heard it was automated.

Just got one about an hour ago.

yep. a hour ago.

@KayTwo she really had a hard time understanding eskimo so i had to speak this english crap I was lucky the path through the snow was clear for me to run out to the telephone pole to answer it.

I got one two weeks ago but mine was about their new models and to let me know about the slingshade and ride command.

Yep got one today recording about grommet recall..

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@KayTwo she really had a hard time understanding eskimo so i had to speak this english crap I was lucky the path through the snow was clear for me to run out to the telephone pole to answer it.

I, a fellow Canuck, didn’t get the grommet call. But then I took it to a dealer for them to confirm my grommets were in place. However it ticked me off that I called Polaris prior to going to the dealer (about 2 hours away) and told them (a) I checked and found the grommets to be in place after the swingarm recall replacement and (b) that the swingarm replacement was done by Cycle Springs and that they wisely put the old grommets in the new swingarm. But no, Polaris wouldnt’t accept my word on this matter. So I did a road trip one sunny day (in Nova Scotia) to the nearest dealer for them to waste their time confirming what I already told Polaris. I suppose it makes sense for them to need an in house confirmation, but it ticked me off at the time. Maybe I was having a cranky day!!

First, it's not considered a robocall if it's from a party you're doing business with. (It might be a nuisance, but one can opt out). Second, if you want to know if the grommets are in place, just look! There are pictures on previous posts on where to look.

I got a call about the recall today, too. I know the plugs are there, but if I eve go back to the dealer for service, I plan on letting them bill Polaris for the inspection so I can get the recall sticker, assuming they still give those out.

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I meant in terms of there was no interaction with a human being.

I stand corrected. I guess my take was one can't call it unsolicited.

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@KayTwo she really had a hard time understanding eskimo so i had to speak this english crap I was lucky the path through the snow was clear for me to run out to the telephone pole to answer it.

Now that's funny stuff right there!

Millennials: What's a telephone pole?

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Now that's funny stuff right there!
Millennials: What's a telephone pole?

Well crap here I sit in the hospital and would love to talk to Polaris. No call.

got my call yesterday, it was about my grommet recall that I have not had a chance to get fixed...although I have the grommets there.

Just to reiterate from a previous thread: There is also a threaded hole on top of the swingarm (at least in my 2015) just to the left of the belt as you look from the rear. It seems this opening should be plugged also to be consistent in keeping the interior of the swingarm clean. I just used a stainless threaded bolt and a rubber washer.