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Mirror Problem
- Thread starter txhood
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I had that same issue last year, and it was replaced under warranty.
Bob Denman
New member
That's your turnsignal; right?
Other than the spot where you can get to the bulb (for replacing it), those things should be sealed.
You could take a tube of silicon sealer, and carefully spread it along any seams that are visible; it might just catch the problem point.
But if it were mine: the dealer would get a call, and the warranty would get some exercise!
Good Luck! Let us know what happens. :thumbup:
Other than the spot where you can get to the bulb (for replacing it), those things should be sealed.
You could take a tube of silicon sealer, and carefully spread it along any seams that are visible; it might just catch the problem point.
But if it were mine: the dealer would get a call, and the warranty would get some exercise!
Good Luck! Let us know what happens. :thumbup:
Those of you who had the mirror replaced under warranty, did the dealer require you to leave the bike? I drove to Mancuso's in Houston today, which is a 2 hour ride, and explained my issue. Service manager said they would open a case but I would have to leave the bike. I said,"for a mirror" and he said yes. So I will have to make another trip with my wife to bring me home.
Dan McNally
New member
Makes no sense. They should order the part if they don't have it in stock, and then call you in to change it. I takes, what, 3 minutes to change a mirror?
SpyderAnn01
Active member
Dan's right, they should be able to order the part after your visit today. There is no way I'd leave mine while they are waiting for a part to arrive.
Bfromla
Well-known member
Wow sad :lecturef_smilie:, he knows how unlikely you are to return if you already had 2hr ride to him:barf: Did they try anything, even pull the mirror off to look like they did??
[QUOTEood;1157434]Those of you who had the mirror replaced under warranty, did the dealer require you to leave the bike? I drove to Mancuso's in Houston today, which is a 2 hour ride, and explained my issue. Service manager said they would open a case but I would have to leave the bike. I said,"for a mirror" and he said yes. So I will have to make another trip with my wife to bring me home.[/QUOTE]
No, I didn't have to leave mine. I rode in and showed them the issue, they ordered a new turn signal assembly, and then they called me when it was in.
No, I didn't have to leave mine. I rode in and showed them the issue, they ordered a new turn signal assembly, and then they called me when it was in.
Bob Denman
New member
:shocked: Wow... They're a true bunch of :cus:-Heads; aren't they?
I'd go right to the owner of the place, and explain (loudly), that there's no need to leave a bike, while ordering a part like this. :gaah:
I'd go right to the owner of the place, and explain (loudly), that there's no need to leave a bike, while ordering a part like this. :gaah:
Bob Denman
New member
:shocked::hun:
Having the bike in front of him might tell him the V.I.N., the mileage, and the color...
If he knows how to hold pencil: he should be able to write that info down.
Having the bike in front of him might tell him the V.I.N., the mileage, and the color...
If he knows how to hold pencil: he should be able to write that info down.
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