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3000 Mile RT Service question
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TuckMiddle
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right side panel
Mine came off to find the source of a leak - the water pump oil seal. MX schedule says to "I"
the coolant. To get a good look, you'd probably want to take the right side off and look for oil leaks and a general looksee also. IMHO. :yikes:
Tuck
Mine came off to find the source of a leak - the water pump oil seal. MX schedule says to "I"
the coolant. To get a good look, you'd probably want to take the right side off and look for oil leaks and a general looksee also. IMHO. :yikes:
Tuck
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
While I advocate taking off all the panels at each service interval, just to carefully inspect things and tighten fasteners, there is no task in the 3,000 mile service that would require it. The coolant level can be checked without removing the right side panels. It isn't as simple, but it can be done. The BUDS hookup does not require outer body panel removal.
TuckMiddle
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Right panel
Well, I guess you could ask or maybe leave a screw loose and see if it's tightened. Sometimes, big greasy finger prints are a clue. No real reason to be timid - asking them would make sense to me. If I diodn't trust them, I'd go somewhere else :firstplace:
Tuck
Well, I guess you could ask or maybe leave a screw loose and see if it's tightened. Sometimes, big greasy finger prints are a clue. No real reason to be timid - asking them would make sense to me. If I diodn't trust them, I'd go somewhere else :firstplace:
Tuck
Hokiev
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I had removed panels awhile back and forget to get one of the tabs tucked behind the panels. Instead of fixing, I was going to wait until I HAD to remove that side again. After taking in for 3000 mile service, it was still out. So either they did not remove or technician forgot to put back correctly. I was going to bring back and complain if they were supposed to remove for the service. Since it is apparent they are NOT required to remove, I will just fix next time I find time to redo.
Thanks for all the responses.
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