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Re: ... Its finally here(s)! - Oil cooler leak
- Subject: Re: ... Its finally here(s)! - Oil cooler leak
- From: "Paul Steinbacher" <psteinbacher@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 11 May 1999 17:18:56 -0700
If this proves to be some kind of common problem or even could possibly be
maybe John King could consider some kind of screen, might be a better market
than for the backrest (I still want a backrest John). I was going to try
something with the screen on my Bandit, but sold the thing pretty quick when
I asked $4K.
Paul Steinbacher
> Oliver,
>
>
> Thanks for the input ---- I'm frustrated to hear that tightening the
bolts
> didn't do the trick --- I don't want to have to take it back to the dealer
> and wonder how long I'm going to have to leave it. Please do post your
> solution as quickly as you can --- maybe I can fix it myself and not lose
> any more road time.
>
> lance
> >Lance,
> >
> > Congratulations on your new ST. I posted a message about my (possibly)
> leaky
> >oil cooler a little while back. Per Eric's suggestion I cleaned it - only
> for
> >it to gunk up again. I showed it to the dealer - their reponse 'Yep,
looks
> like
> >a leak.'. The mechanic tried to retighten the bolts while I waited.
Nothing
> >loose there. I'll be dropping it off next Saturday for them to take a
> closer
> >look and replace the crankcase bolts while they are at it.
> > I'll post any new developments.
> >
> >
> >Oliver
> >
> >Dallas, TX
> >
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.
> >
> >
> >Lance LaCerte, Psy.D. wrote:
> >> Just picked up the "extremely fast red" ST today---- I couldn't
> >> wait any
> >> longer to get some miles in on it, even though the dealer has not
> >> gotten the
> >> replacement engine bolts.
> >>
> >> Had the great fortune of meeting Andrew Jones who is the Rocky Mountain
> >> Region Triumph Sales Manager. He confirmed that Triumph is well
> >> aware of
> >> the fuel gauge problems, and indicated that they apparently switched
> >> suppliers and that the problem apparently lies with the guage itself,
> >> not
> >> the sender.
> >>
> >> Anyway -- WHAT AN INCREDIBLE MACHINE, after thinking that I had
> >> enjoyed
> >> thrashing around on my Concours for 12 years, this is like riding
> >> a
> >> bicycle -- so lithe, quick, lean and mean!!!!!
> >>
> >> Now for the jeers, and a request for some help---- After 200 miles
> >> I notice
> >> that the lower right corner of the oil cooler is caked in oil residue.
> >> I
> >> seem to remember another ST member posting this same problem and
> >> I can't
> >> remember if the fix is as simple torquing the bolt, or do I have
> >> to take it
> >> in to the dealer --- any help with this would be appreciated.
> >>
> >> Lance LaCerte, Denver, CO
> >>
> >> P.S., Andrew informed me that, although they don't advertise this,
> >> if one
> >> wants to spend a little extra (I don't know how much that is), you
> >> can order
> >> the ST in another factory color -- such as that wonderfully outrageous
> >> lime
> >> green!!!!!!!
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
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