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Recall: Sea-Doo Switch Safety Update

June 11, 2026

Transport Canada recently issued a reminder that BRP is conducting a safety recall on MY22 to MY26 Sea-Doo Switch. Improper distribution of passengers and cargo weight could overload the front of the watercraft and cause instability, nosediving and possibly lead to capsizing. The condition worsens if water evacuation from the hull is not optimal. 

BRP will perform this recall at no charge to owners (parts and labor).  Click here for full details and safety information.

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