1- One general rule is IF you pay for the 'warranty' it is not usually a warranty, but instead a service contract with different rights and...

If they contracted to do "x" but instead did "y" it's likely unlawful.

The answer to your question would be the same, likely, if you asked if you could sell my car. Since it does not belong to you, it may be a bad...

I think you bring it in under warranty. Hopefully, they fix. If they cannot fix, bring it in at least one more time and then if it is still not...

I think the best way to answer your question is with a question. So, "is it a business?"

The BAR handles garage and smog issues. The DMV Investigations unit handles car dealers. I'd open complaints with both of them for starters.

Who sold it? Who committed the fraud? That type of fraud if it can be proved is a Federal Crime.

Chicken meet Egg? IF this were me and clearly it is not, I would ship them back the bag, and cancel the belt order and put a few choice words out...

You should cancel the purchase as not delivered and if you really want it, after it is canceled, go get another one...

Sorry for your issues. As described, you likely have a claim v. Polaris, but, you may want to read your warranty booklet? Further, if you do not...