Does Re-Jetting Invalidate Warranty?
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I need to get a #40 Pilot Jet and I am thinking about just getting it straight from my local dealer. The shop is about 1.5 minutes from where I work and I would rather not pay $8 shipping to RonAyers.com for a $7 part.
My concern is that if the dealer knows I am buying jets for my carb, is that going to raise some flags when I go to get some warranty work done. I know that it is better safe than sorry, so I will probably just go ahead and order from RonAyers, but I hate to waste money unless there is a good reason to.
I am kicking myself for not just going ahead and getting the #40 when I ordered my last set of stuff from RonAyers. What a moron.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this? Or any ideas besides BikeBandit.com where you can get OEM parts. I would like to find a full-service site where I can get all of the stuff that I need. RonAyers can get anything in the PU or TR catalogs, but their search capabilities are horrible.
Thanks,
Chris
My concern is that if the dealer knows I am buying jets for my carb, is that going to raise some flags when I go to get some warranty work done. I know that it is better safe than sorry, so I will probably just go ahead and order from RonAyers, but I hate to waste money unless there is a good reason to.
I am kicking myself for not just going ahead and getting the #40 when I ordered my last set of stuff from RonAyers. What a moron.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this? Or any ideas besides BikeBandit.com where you can get OEM parts. I would like to find a full-service site where I can get all of the stuff that I need. RonAyers can get anything in the PU or TR catalogs, but their search capabilities are horrible.
Thanks,
Chris
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I can't see how they could blame a pilot jet change on any kind of failure... I wouldn't worry too much about it.
I can't see how they could blame a pilot jet change on any kind of failure... I wouldn't worry too much about it.
I think I have answered my own question.
BTW, anyone have a #40 that they have decided not to use that they want to part with?
Chris
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It clearly states in the manual that the bike can be rejetted for altitude compensation, it however does not state that the dealer has to be the one to do it. I took that to mean if you can jet it for altitude, then jetting to cure the stock lean condition is fair game as well.
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