04-12-2014, 10:35 PM
I am not trying to raise any fear in anyone but there is more than just myself that have had this noise with 40 weight oil in then changed back to the recommended 30 weight oil and the noises went away.
I don't know how you can say that is nothing..
True the dealership should have done more but they didn't. They, the so called Honda certified staff just told me it was a break in period for the oil which I think we all can agree on is a load of cr ap.
To Guth and or any other forum moderator, can this thread be locked and closed since it was derailed and if I have any other concerns or questions I can pm those that have been helping/guiding me along. I think those that run into this noise issue can weed through the derailment and learn what others, not only myself, have done to get their bikes back to something more normal.
If those may sayers read the thread title it was about the strange noise after the first service which just so happened to turn out to be an oil issue. Not a debate on viscosities.
And to davidsagree, have you not heard of different editions of a book or manual? So then it is possible for two copies to say different things... Unless in a perfect world there is only one version but there is no such thing just like our bikes are not identical and each one is unique even coming off the same assembly line.. Sorry but interpretation on how one reads something just like how I am sure your interpreting this comment differently than what it is actually saying.
Wheels down ride safe!!!
Please close and lock this thread, delete this post also it deemed necessary. Thank you.
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I don't know how you can say that is nothing..
True the dealership should have done more but they didn't. They, the so called Honda certified staff just told me it was a break in period for the oil which I think we all can agree on is a load of cr ap.
To Guth and or any other forum moderator, can this thread be locked and closed since it was derailed and if I have any other concerns or questions I can pm those that have been helping/guiding me along. I think those that run into this noise issue can weed through the derailment and learn what others, not only myself, have done to get their bikes back to something more normal.
If those may sayers read the thread title it was about the strange noise after the first service which just so happened to turn out to be an oil issue. Not a debate on viscosities.
And to davidsagree, have you not heard of different editions of a book or manual? So then it is possible for two copies to say different things... Unless in a perfect world there is only one version but there is no such thing just like our bikes are not identical and each one is unique even coming off the same assembly line.. Sorry but interpretation on how one reads something just like how I am sure your interpreting this comment differently than what it is actually saying.
Wheels down ride safe!!!
Please close and lock this thread, delete this post also it deemed necessary. Thank you.
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