who's been having to add transmission fluid?
#2131
GPHDXLC - Calling HD customer service is a good idea. I'd be interested to hear how that conversation goes for you and I'm thinking about doing the same thing.
I was talking to a service manager friend of mine earlier today - his dealership has had only one claim of migration but he's waiting to hear from the MoCo what constitutes an "acceptable" amount of fluid transfer.
I was talking to a service manager friend of mine earlier today - his dealership has had only one claim of migration but he's waiting to hear from the MoCo what constitutes an "acceptable" amount of fluid transfer.
#2132
None of the techs at my local dealer had heard of this problem or seen it. I had the check my tranny while I was there and all was good. 10k miles with a stage 3 and no problems. I am planning on buying a second Harley as a commute vehicle since I am moving a long distance away, we will see how that bike performs.
#2133
None of the techs at my local dealer had heard of this problem or seen it. I had the check my tranny while I was there and all was good. 10k miles with a stage 3 and no problems. I am planning on buying a second Harley as a commute vehicle since I am moving a long distance away, we will see how that bike performs.
#2134
They haven't heard of this problem? Do dealers not get the technical service bulletins and technical advisories that the MoCo puts out? Aren't the dealers who the MoCo is communicating to with TSBs and TAs? TA0022 was put out by the MoCo in Sept advising the dealers what to do when customers bring their bikes in for this issue. How can dealers have never heard of this?
#2135
I got to admit it dose come off that way when I re read it. But the truth is for me to go on after years of fun stores and lots of picks of all the great times I've had on my Harley, and with all my Harley friends , plus not one of them knows any thing about this. I'm going to get the 3rd degree from a lot of people.
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#2139
Service bulletins that go out to vehicle dealers are not printed on paper and sent to them in the mail anymore. Today they are made available to dealers via their online accounts with the MOCO. If a service manager or mechanic does not review their online accounts daily they might easily miss seeing them until you call their attention to them. At least that is what they have told me.
#2140
That sounds correct. And if it is correct it means that not only did this dealer not review their account daily, they didn't review it at all the entire month. This TA was sent out in September. I think it reflects poorly on dealerships that claim to be unaware of issues that the MoCo has issued advisories/bulletins on. Either they're not keeping current on important communications from the MoCo or they're playing dumb in order to continue selling new motorcycles. I am no expert on HD and HD Dealership relationships and I apologize if I'm missing something here. I likely am. But assuming the MoCo sends TAs and TSBs to dealers when they issue them, these are the only two options I can think of.