Data access and citation

This site lists code labels and source citations. It does not provide repair procedures, parts recommendations, or a determination that a machine is safe to operate. Those decisions require the OEM service information and the appropriate tools.

What is public

Powersports DTC publishes HTML reference pages: the model and table pages, brand and system hubs, the code index, the observed-FMI reference, the label-variance and model-year references, the decoder, the coverage and manual registries, and the guides. These pages are free to read, link to, and cite. Each table names the public OEM owner's manual chapter it came from, and the site does not host OEM PDFs.

Two access states exist. Indexable pages appear in the sitemap and may be indexed by search engines. The 50-key per-code library is partially published: 18 standalone non-safety pages are indexable and in the sitemap, while 32 keys remain reachable for review under noindex,follow and are not promoted until the QA, differentiation, and batch-approval records are complete. A page's canonical URL, robots state, and sitemap entry are the current authority for its status.

The decoder loads one model-year file at a time, or a compact key index for an across-model search, instead of a single full-dataset payload. Those files are still individually reachable. Direct reachability is not a license to assemble, extract, or redistribute them, and the site may restrict access at any time. The terms of use govern the current surface.

How to cite a page

Use the page title, URL, and access date:

Powersports DTC. "Page title." https://powersportsdtc.com/page.html (accessed YYYY-MM-DD).

For a code row, cite the row and the OEM source it identifies. Include the model year, model, code, FMI when present, the exact printed label, the manual P/N, and the chapter or page number shown on the page. The OEM manual remains the primary source for the label and for any procedure.

When a page is staged, cite it as a staged page and do not present it as an indexed or reviewed publication. When a page is corrected, use the changelog date and the current URL.

Attribution requirements

• Name Powersports DTC and link to the page you used.
• Keep the page title, URL, access date, and OEM manual P/N and chapter with any quoted row or passage.
• Do not state or imply that Powersports DTC, the publisher, or a manufacturer reviewed, endorsed, or approved your use.
• Do not present the compilation as your own dataset or omit the source attribution from a table or row.
• Keep a short quotation short. It does not replace the cited OEM manual or the full page.

What needs written permission

Short quotation with attribution and ordinary linking are allowed. Systematic extraction, scraping, harvesting, bulk copying, redistribution of a substantial part of the data, use in a competing database, and use as a training corpus require written permission. Automated collection that degrades the site or bypasses an access control is not permitted.

Requests for a substantial reproduction, a data extract, or a license should be sent to [email protected]. Permission is not granted unless confirmed in writing. The site does not currently offer a bulk API, CSV export, ZIP download, or other bulk-download service, and this page does not promise one. A license or API would need a separate written agreement and its own terms.

Corrections and takedown

A label, manual P/N, model year, or source-link issue is handled through the corrections process. A copyright or trademark concern uses the takedown and DMCA policy. The two paths are separate, and a takedown request is not a label correction.

Changes to access

The site may add, restrict, or suspend access to a page or data file when the source, rights, or publication status changes. The current content date, the robots metadata, and the sitemap are the published record of that state. Material changes are recorded in the changelog.

Content updated: 2026-11-03. See the terms of use for the binding rules and the sources page for the extraction and QA method.