"Might" really means "WILL"....you might get stiffed.
...really means "WILL"....you might get stiffed.
That's what I pretty much figured.i've always lucked out on warranty repairs but if you are worried about it I would suggest waiting until the warranty is up before you modify.
The new cables tend to stretch at first. Mine played up as well and my dealership just adjusted the cable back into spec. It took a couple of goes to get it right but 5,000km's later it's still going strong.I have a brand new 675R bought in August '11 and I've put about 1,200 miles on it. I've had the EXUP seize twice already and since it's under warranty I've had the dealer fix it, which I assume means a squirt of lube and wiggling it around a bit.
There are some great threads that show how to remove the motor/cables and get rid of the corresponding CEL with TuneECU. I don't want to screw myself so early in the warranty on a brand new bike. I might just ask the dealer to remove/disable it... they were willing to remove the evap canister on my previous bike.
I really want to get rid of this thing so it doesn't ruin another ride.
-Mark
Lol you don't lose much and you are not going to notice it, plus I highly doubt he is racing it.You can disable it if you don't mind losing some of the low to mid range torque.
I noticed the difference on the street. If he was racing he wouldn't be using low down torque and therefor wouldn't notice it.Lol you don't lose much and you are not going to notice it, plus I highly doubt he is racing it.
Uggh...Know it all?Sure you did Rossi.
Thanks Far. I was convinced this was going to be a reoccurring issue due to the number of forum members this affects. If you've had luck with it working now that the cables are stretched/broken in and dealer adjusted... I might hold off on taking matters into my own hands. Unless, of course, it happens again.The new cables tend to stretch at first. Mine played up as well and my dealership just adjusted the cable back into spec. It took a couple of goes to get it right but 5,000km's later it's still going strong.