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DBeest

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  1. Need to sell garage kept Sport Touring Cycle. Smooth and responsive. Transferable, no deductible Yamaha Extended Warranty (Y.E.S.) in effect until 10/8/14. Stock options include shaft drive, semi-linked ABS, sport or comfort adjustable suspension, detachable hard saddlebags, electric adjustable windshield, expandable fairing and grip warmers (for those cold days), adjustable ergonomic handle bars, automatic clutch (not transmission) w/ foot or finger shifter, improved response from new YCC-S mapping, glove box, electric lighter socket, under-seat tool kit and folding mirrors (for tight spot garage parking). Aftermarket options include custom height adjustable Corbin seat, new battery, highway foot pegs and extended passenger foot pegs. Have all original manuals, spare key, spare saddlebag lock (in case you add a trunk) and maintenance records. Never been dropped and clean title. See details and photos in Cycle Trader link http://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2009-Yamaha-Fjr1300-AE-111586841

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  2. Well, inspector for the extended warranty company checked out my wheels and after consulting with adjuster will not cover repair of my car. Says that spark plugs are fasteners which are not covered. Dealer argued that the threads of the cylinder head failed and threads are not replaceable so it should be covered. I will call company on Monday to argue bit don't expect to get far since I spent $1600 on warranty and I've gotten well over 3k in repairs out of it. Company's don't like to lose money. Question now is...since I have to fork up $$ for new head, should I get a performance/ ported one? Maybe a JCW or something fancier?

  3. DBeest spit out a spark plug on cylinder 2 and based on the look of the spark plug, may have stripped the thread on engine head. I hope it's covered under warranty. Car has 51K miles and the prior owner had them replaced at around 15K. Waiting for the towing company contracted by the extended warranty since 11am to pick it up and take it to MINI of Alexandria. I can't beleive it's been 7 hours :banghead:and he's still on his way. I should have told them I was on the side of the road instead of at work or called AAA.

  4. If it's a factory JCW, it's a manual. Automatics on JCWs weren't available until recently, and I 'think' that's only for Countryman / Paceman models.

     

    EDIT: He's put a JCW carbon fiber shift knob on, which lends it to looking more like an automatic at a quick glance.

    The shift knob threw me off

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