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1st 600 miles service
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bigbadbrucie
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Even though it’s 2 years plus, i figured the quesrion warranted an answer, after all, it is atill a common question/ concern for newbies. I don’t think he needs to be ignored.
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Motogordo
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Oct. 12, 2021
The manual says the first service and oil change is 3,000 miles. Some dealers say they want to remove the metal filings with the oil change. Besides that, the dealers say they want to check the tightness of everything and torque whatever might need tightening. You would thing everything would be checked at delivery, but in case something is not right, they would correct it at the 600 mile service. I am sure some dealers just want to get another $250- $350 dollars. I think that if the dealer wants a 600 mile service, they do it for free to make sure their customers are safe and that everything is okay until 3,000. JMO
My 600 miles would come up in the next week or so, therefore I have to decide what I want to do.
Motogordo Spyderman
The manual says the first service and oil change is 3,000 miles. Some dealers say they want to remove the metal filings with the oil change. Besides that, the dealers say they want to check the tightness of everything and torque whatever might need tightening. You would thing everything would be checked at delivery, but in case something is not right, they would correct it at the 600 mile service. I am sure some dealers just want to get another $250- $350 dollars. I think that if the dealer wants a 600 mile service, they do it for free to make sure their customers are safe and that everything is okay until 3,000. JMO
My 600 miles would come up in the next week or so, therefore I have to decide what I want to do.
Motogordo Spyderman
Motogordo
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Oct. 12, 2021
I was just thinking that BRP is very conscious about what they will authorize under warranty repairs. It takes lots of time for authorization from BRP to Dealers. Since they are so concerned about warranties you would think they would tell you to get a 600 mile service so that they don't have to pay for a new engine or some other parts. They obviously don't think that is necessary.
I was just thinking that BRP is very conscious about what they will authorize under warranty repairs. It takes lots of time for authorization from BRP to Dealers. Since they are so concerned about warranties you would think they would tell you to get a 600 mile service so that they don't have to pay for a new engine or some other parts. They obviously don't think that is necessary.
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