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Originally Posted by Warlock
Just wording can throw a wrench into the gear works.
David
Of course it can. Using the right words is important.
But in this specific case unless you have some actual evidence that it IS or has been a problem your assertion is just wild speculation.
And has been pointed out by several people, in the US the burden is on the MANUFACTURER to prove that whatever was done actually caused the failure......if they try to deny a warranty claim.
So......what exactly do you think you are accomplishing by continuing to harp on something that likely doesn't apply ???
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Originally Posted by Easy Rider
Of course it can. Using the right words is important.
But in this specific case unless you have some actual evidence that it IS or has been a problem your assertion is just wild speculation.
And has been pointed out by several people, in the US the burden is on the MANUFACTURER to prove that whatever was done actually caused the failure......if they try to deny a warranty claim.
So......what exactly do you think you are accomplishing by continuing to harp on something that likely doesn't apply ???
Why are you harping. I've laid it to rest. If you read my last post. But that not in your nature as I have seen your post to others. Now I'm done.
David
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2015 rts-white pearl- mods- '16 F3 fat 6 chrome wheels,
and some little stuff. setback utopia backrest, baja ron
sway bar, oem adj. air deflectors, marlin gps compass,
lamonster fbb foot pegs[modified brackets], lamonts
vibration damper, rock guard, and side case stiffener kit,
. brp comfort seat. , fomozas and
altimax, magic mirror mts, and wide mirrors.
[joyce & irvin toms]
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Originally Posted by BLACK REV 800 X
Hey Johnny,I realize you are in Canada but this might be fun to show to your dealer, and for anybody else who is having trouble with a dealer insisting on their parts.
he FTC’s action against Hyundai is a victory for consumer freedom. As we remind consumers at amsoil.com/freedom...
- It is illegal to tie warranty coverage to whichever brand of parts or lubricants you use. Manufacturers that do so must provide the parts or lubricants free of charge
- You have the freedom to choose how you protect your vehicles and equipment, including use of products formulated for extended drain intervals
- Manufacturers can’t deny warranty coverage without showing the aftermarket part or lubricant caused a failure
Happy TRAils/NSD
Paul
2012 RT L
AMA 25 years Life Member
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My dealer in Canada had a Amsoil banner on there wall. I made comment about it as I use Amsoil in everything I run. The dealer said BRP told them if they are selling BRP products they are to sell only there products including BRP oil. The dealer still recommends Amsoil over BRP oil.
When I rode Harleys, Harley said DO NOT USE SYNTHETIC OIL as it would destroy the engine. My dealer recommended Amsoil. Then when Harley came out with there own synthetic oil, they recommend ONLY use synthetic. Go figure.
Roger
2012 RT Limited
Vertika Floor boards
Painted rear fender & dash
Carbon fiber panels
Utopia back rest
Baker air wings
Elka shocks and relocaters
CB radio
ISO hand grips
Tric LED fender light
Turn signal lights in mirrors
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Thanks for reviving a 19 month old thread
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