how kind would an authorized dealer be on this..
#1
how kind would an authorized dealer be on this..
got my 2010 klx250s in late dec. from dealership w/ warranty. It already has about 2500 miles on it I was pretty good breaking it in slowly at first, change oil regularly, check fluids, filters ect but i completely forgot about taking the bike in for the mandatory 600mile first service, which is required under the warranty(and a over priced $300+ just for checking seals pretty much). So im quite a few miles past the marker!!!think they will void my warranty if i bring it in now?-again nothings wrong with it.
-gets use offroad(not really beat up..slightly bent handle bars from sliding in desert while ago but runs great, nothing broke) but 90% of use is 90 miles a week commuting off highway in phoenix(45mph stop n go..65mph tops at times)
-gets use offroad(not really beat up..slightly bent handle bars from sliding in desert while ago but runs great, nothing broke) but 90% of use is 90 miles a week commuting off highway in phoenix(45mph stop n go..65mph tops at times)
#2
The 1 year warranty is from kawasaki, its not dealer specific. If you wanted to you can take it to a different shop for warranty work. The 600 mile service is a rip off, they dont do much. My bike was in 3 differnt shops for warranty work. Not taking it in for the 600 mile service voiding the warranty sounds like the dealer just wants the money...
#3
got my 2010 klx250s in late dec. from dealership w/ warranty. It already has about 2500 miles on it I was pretty good breaking it in slowly at first, change oil regularly, check fluids, filters ect but i completely forgot about taking the bike in for the mandatory 600mile first service, which is required under the warranty(and a over priced $300+ just for checking seals pretty much). So im quite a few miles past the marker!!!think they will void my warranty if i bring it in now?-again nothings wrong with it.
-gets use offroad(not really beat up..slightly bent handle bars from sliding in desert while ago but runs great, nothing broke) but 90% of use is 90 miles a week commuting off highway in phoenix(45mph stop n go..65mph tops at times)
-gets use offroad(not really beat up..slightly bent handle bars from sliding in desert while ago but runs great, nothing broke) but 90% of use is 90 miles a week commuting off highway in phoenix(45mph stop n go..65mph tops at times)
Craig
#5
I had warranty work done twice, and they never asked me about a 600 mile service, and that was after I had the shop do the jetting and pipe. Dont let anyone tell you what you can or can not do with your bike. If a dealer tells you that then take it somewhere else.
#6
Besides if they need proof of what I have or have not done to my bike I can always refer them to this site....I mean you guys will back me up right? Hello? Is anyone here?.....awwwww crap!
#8
Only issue is if you did not do valve adjustments if there would be valve related issues you wanted warrantied. And yes, a good mechanic can tell if the work had been done.
Really though, the 600 mile inspection is not required to be done by a dealer as pointed out. Thing is, though, the valves do need checked just to be sure somewhere around 600-1000 miles. They lose clearance as they seat into the head and insufficient clearance can cause burnt valves... don't ask me how I know.
Really though, the 600 mile inspection is not required to be done by a dealer as pointed out. Thing is, though, the valves do need checked just to be sure somewhere around 600-1000 miles. They lose clearance as they seat into the head and insufficient clearance can cause burnt valves... don't ask me how I know.
#9
Only issue is if you did not do valve adjustments if there would be valve related issues you wanted warrantied. And yes, a good mechanic can tell if the work had been done.
Really though, the 600 mile inspection is not required to be done by a dealer as pointed out. Thing is, though, the valves do need checked just to be sure somewhere around 600-1000 miles. They lose clearance as they seat into the head and insufficient clearance can cause burnt valves... don't ask me how I know.
Really though, the 600 mile inspection is not required to be done by a dealer as pointed out. Thing is, though, the valves do need checked just to be sure somewhere around 600-1000 miles. They lose clearance as they seat into the head and insufficient clearance can cause burnt valves... don't ask me how I know.
I agree, it would be a good idea to do one, but if you don't, I can't see i being a warranty issue.
Craig
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