Would you blame me? Horrordavidson 2 Wing
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#14
What year? How many miles?
Why do so many people come on with a problem but provide so little information?
So you have a low battery code, how long did you let it sit with out being on a charger, an a rear cylinder no combustion code, is it running on one cylinder? Is it running fine? Is it a current or historic code?
Info man, you cant fix a problem with so little info!
BTW if you THINK a Wing is gonna fix all your woe's dont let the door hit ya.........
Why do so many people come on with a problem but provide so little information?
So you have a low battery code, how long did you let it sit with out being on a charger, an a rear cylinder no combustion code, is it running on one cylinder? Is it running fine? Is it a current or historic code?
Info man, you cant fix a problem with so little info!
BTW if you THINK a Wing is gonna fix all your woe's dont let the door hit ya.........
Last edited by hog-doc; 03-22-2010 at 10:37 AM.
#15
Thanks for the replies so far. I am trying to make up my mind because I am so frustrated.
The codes that the bike have thrown are for different problems that the bike has had . The dealer has fixed those isses and new and different ones have appeared. You think the bike was maybe made in china?
Some people say I have no issues, but the truth is because they do not ride that much. I put 1500 miles a month.
The codes that the bike have thrown are for different problems that the bike has had . The dealer has fixed those isses and new and different ones have appeared. You think the bike was maybe made in china?
Some people say I have no issues, but the truth is because they do not ride that much. I put 1500 miles a month.
#16
c50plus,
Here's my thoughts:
If you have 'had' issues / codes before and taken it to the dealer and it is "fixed," yet you still have issues / codes...perhaps you should take the bike to a different dealer and have them take a look.
To me, if you continue to see issues after the same dealer says they have fixed the bike, then perhaps the tech's doing the work are not truly resolving the problem.
Good luck with your decision.
Here's my thoughts:
If you have 'had' issues / codes before and taken it to the dealer and it is "fixed," yet you still have issues / codes...perhaps you should take the bike to a different dealer and have them take a look.
To me, if you continue to see issues after the same dealer says they have fixed the bike, then perhaps the tech's doing the work are not truly resolving the problem.
Good luck with your decision.
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#19
If I were the Tech, I would be scratchin' my head saying "hmm...maybe there is something more subtle happening that is causing these codes to be thrown."
But, since that does not 'appear' to be happening, "I" would go to a different dealer and see if their tech's are more pro-active.
Alas, the choice is up to the owner. Being satisfied with your bike isn't just about the bike, but also the dealer that performs the service (if one utilizes a dealer for service).
My suggestion was more about getting a different set of eyes on the problem(s), to see if perhaps they can deduce the root cause problem.
#20
No vehicle is perfect, Bike, Car, Truck. They all have problems of one or another. You could possibly just have a lemon, or something more seriously wrong with your bike. I personally wouldn't jump ship, but I would definetly try to contact corp, to see about maybe trading in if this issue keeps happening. "Jap" bikes have thier issues too.