![]() |
Warranty Claim (Stroke of luck, that ...) Well, my 999S came back from the dealer at the weekend after an extended stay. The crossover shaft thingy that let go at Brands Hatch in the summer , and caused the engine to eat its woodruff key and pulleys, was due to be replaced, plus the engine casings required re-painting as they were looking very shabby. Initially, Ducati UK said that the casings could be repainted, but they mysteriously changed their minds and decided to simply replace them instead. Also replaced were some internal bearings and seals that came with the casings - result! Then ... Examination of the original right-hand casing showed that the front lug that bolts to the frame had a 2cm crack in it! Must have been from my last off. I hate to think what that would have cost me. So it's Thank You to my dealer (a well known West Sussex Ducati franchise located in Chichester), to Ducati UK and to whatever gods there are that decided to do me a (big) favour on this occasion! :D |
glad you got lucky...but not sure I would be shouting about it on here if I could have been to blame mate...whi knows what the dealer put it thru at! |
Hey Paul Good advice, but it's all a done deal and nothing shady about it. I recall now that Ducati UK felt that that repainting the casings would have been a wasted effort ,as the paint would most likely have lifted shortly afterwards - the decision has been made. The casings had to be replaced, to keep the customer happy. I just got incredibly lucky. :D |
davie ravie had a repaint done recently, his casing was shocking, someone told me that they use the wrong paint for engine casings :( good result tho ! i likewise have always been well looked after by Ducati Glasgow when it has come to faulty parts, they are Spot on !!! /ian |
The 1000 DS motor suffers from bad paint too.I know a few Monsters and my M/strada have had new cases. |
certainly have Keefy:) glad you have her home at last Loz:cool: |
Nice one Loz:cool: |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 10:28. |
Powered by vBulletin 3.5.4 - Copyright © 2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
© Ducati Sporting Club UK