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hope it is something minor and all problems get fixed fast
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Brp called me. A technician is flying from Canada and looking at my bike. Promising
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my thoughts
wow if they are coming from canada i have a bad feeling they might know something about this problem, by the way did they say when
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Good for you and good for BRP for being aggressive.
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Originally Posted by SAPD911
Brp called me. A technician is flying from Canada and looking at my bike. Promising
Saw BRPcare reading your post. Glad they reached out to you.
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Yes, sounds suspiciously like my problem. It started slipping after just a few miles but it was wet out so I thought I was spinning the back tire. It just kept getting worse until it would flare several thousand RPM on a shift. It turned out to be a bad O ring on the drain plug that allowed the tranny to drain back into the main oil reservoir. Been working great since. Good place for the dealer to look at to start with.
Good luck with it.
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Originally Posted by SAPD911
Brp called me. A technician is flying from Canada and looking at my bike. Promising
Hope all goes well with BRP. Keep us posted please.
2020 RTL SE6 Asphalt Grey
2014 RT SE6, Pearl White 57k (2014-2020)
2008 GS Premier 17k (2012-2014)
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Originally Posted by SAPD911
Dealership here in austin can't look at it for one whole week. Figures. Technician won't even speak to me personal said it was possibly solenoid a in the transmission. Gonna get some gear and head back home. Hopefully I make it
IF this is the dealer where you bought your Spyder, it should be a priority, and move to the front of the line. They should take a look and try and determine not only what is wrong, but is it safe for you to drive it back home! If it is not the dealer where you bought it they should do everything they can to at least access the situation for you and as stated above, is it safe for you to try and get it home?
It is all about the dealers! I understand how the dealers can sometimes get overwhelmed with service but there is no excuse for not trying to help in a situation such as this. They have Got to take care of the customers!
Happy Spyderlovers
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Sry guys on my phone and it's got a low battery. Limping it back home. Drove 90 miles with no issues then it started slipping again. Will type more when I get home. 100 miles to go. Brp said they r flying a technician down tomorrow. We will see. No error codes just slipping and Te rpms climb. Dealer said it may be a solenoid in the transmission. Not sure what they they were talking about. I didn't stay long since the technician wouldn't even come out of the bay to see my bike
Last edited by SAPD911; 02-24-2014 at 03:25 PM.
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Originally Posted by WasWinger
Yeah, they probably read the OP and said And then , along with !
I reckon you got that right.......
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Originally Posted by SAPD911
Sry guys on my phone and it's got a low battery. Limping it back home. Drove 90 miles with no issues then it started slipping again. Will type more when I get home. 100 miles to go. Brp said they r flying a technician down tomorrow. We will see. No error codes just slipping and Te rpms climb.
You said it corrected itself in the time it was enroute (being towed) to the dealers. That said something to me. Oil level....so, this is a shot in the dark....but let it set for 20 or 30 minutes then drive on. If it shows signs of slipping again. Stop and repeat shut down time. Again...just a hunch.
Last edited by Jeriatric; 02-24-2014 at 03:34 PM.
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Let's hope that they can track down the source of this one... QUICKLY!!
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Originally Posted by Jerbear
You said it corrected itself in the time it was enroute (being towed) to the dealers. That said something to me. Oil level....so, this is a shot in the dark....but let it set for 20 or 30 minutes the drive on. If it shows signs of slipping again. Stop and repeat shut down time. Again...just a hunch.
It seems like it drives fine for about an hr then it slips.
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Originally Posted by SAPD911
It seems like it drives fine for about an hr then it slips.
Based on what bluestratos said his problem was. You're likely having the same issue. If so. The above hunch should get you home without tearing anything up. Run 50 miles and if it has not acted up. Stop anyway....give it some time and go again.
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just MHO
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If you shut it off, wait a few minutes, is it fine again?
If you have not, perhaps try it, it may get you home....
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Did you check the oil level?
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I hope you get a quick fix and its just a minor flaw . I can't believe you still bought product from the dealer that just blew you off.
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Originally Posted by tigerdr
Did you check the oil level?
Providing the oil level Is within an acceptable range. The problem he appears to be having is much the same as what bluestratos had. That being oil bleed down from the clutch tranny area. Likely caused by oil vescosity change at higher sustained operating tempratures and heating of a deffective seal, which then allows the oil to bleed from that area. Uneducated guess it is.
Last edited by Jeriatric; 02-24-2014 at 04:30 PM.
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Well I'm stranded. Waiting on a tow truck. Says E flashing and the engine light came on. Guess we will see tomorrow. About got rear ended coasting to the dirt on the side of the road.
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