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Old 29-Sep-2005, 20:29   #1
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Had a nice registered letter from Ducati UK today informing me that my bike is subject to a recall (No. 563) to have a new clutch fitted.-

"it needs to be replaced using a revised component to rule out out the possibility of it jamming, and preventing the correct actuation of the clutch"

My bike is a 2001 996S.

Anybody know what this is all about?

Do you think they'ed fit me slipper clutch?
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Old 29-Sep-2005, 20:39   #2
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must be just the s then as I have a 2001 996 bp and I have not had any post.
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Old 29-Sep-2005, 20:40   #3
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I think a lot of us may get a call...... slave cylinder!
Sorry you won't get a slipper!


Vehicle Recall Details

Reference : RM/2002/001
Manufacturer Ref : 563
Make: DUCATI
Model : M400, M600, M750, M900, S4, 750SS, 750 Sport, 900SS, MH900E, 748E, 748F, 748R, 996, 996R, 996S, ST2, ST4 & ST4S
Launch Date : 01/03/2002
Numbers Involved : 2061
Build Start Date : 01/01/2001
Build End Date : 31/12/2001



Details

Concern : POTENTIAL LOSS OF CLUTCH CONTROL.
Description : The clutch slave cylinder may leak, resulting in loss of hydraulic fluid and clutch control.
Remedial Action : Replace clutch slave cylinder with a quality assured unit.
Vehicle Id : Various



Other Vehicles Affected (Click the vehicle to perform an extended search)

M400
M600
M750
M900
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Old 29-Sep-2005, 20:43   #4
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I should be ok then as when my chain went through crank case I had earlier 996 motor fitted
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Old 29-Sep-2005, 20:45   #5
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yeah i got one today for my 996R

it definatly reads " the clutch on your ducati motorcycle needs to be replaced using a revised component" blah blah

Bah was looking forward to a new clutch
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Old 29-Sep-2005, 21:05   #6
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I have moved quite a bit so I doubt I'll get a letter. I'll ask my local dealer about it.
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Old 29-Sep-2005, 21:11   #7
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yep my 996R needs to be looked at. Quite surprised at this as my bike is getting on a bit now.
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Old 29-Sep-2005, 22:02   #8
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What is a 748F???

A 748S letter would be nice
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Old 30-Sep-2005, 00:04   #9
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I preasume that the design changed after the 996 models so the 998 setries are not affected!
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Old 30-Sep-2005, 07:13   #10
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I preasume that the design changed after the 996 models so the 998 setries are not affected!
Yep,998 bikes were fitted with the upgraded parts from new.
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