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I have a 17 FLHTCU. It has 21k Miles on it. I have put stage 1, then stage IV on it. Had to replace engine at 12K miles due to oil pump failure. Had to fight Harley to replace just the bottom half, and I paid for the Stage IV because I didnt trust anything that had oil failure to last. Dealer replaced oil pump first, then after it failed I got them (it took over a month) to replace bottom half. Now I was going to pay for the new Stage IV, but when they opened it up, you guessed it, Cam housing full of metal shavings. It seems the oil pump they put in as a fix was still defective. So now I need whole new motor. It's cheaper for me to replace motor with 131 crate than to repair what I already had. So yeah, I am going to consult a lawyer. South Carolina has Lemon Laws that work for the consumer, and this definitely falls under that statute.
damn...that's a pile of bad luck.....guessing your forum name and being brand new here and your problems are somehow related, and the fact you posted the exact same story in 3 different old threads?
I have a 17 FLHTCU. It has 21k Miles on it. I have put stage 1, then stage IV on it. Had to replace engine at 12K miles due to oil pump failure. Had to fight Harley to replace just the bottom half, and I paid for the Stage IV because I didnt trust anything that had oil failure to last. Dealer replaced oil pump first, then after it failed I got them (it took over a month) to replace bottom half. Now I was going to pay for the new Stage IV, but when they opened it up, you guessed it, Cam housing full of metal shavings. It seems the oil pump they put in as a fix was still defective. So now I need whole new motor. It's cheaper for me to replace motor with 131 crate than to repair what I already had. So yeah, I am going to consult a lawyer. South Carolina has Lemon Laws that work for the consumer, and this definitely falls under that statute.
A 4 year old bike with 21k miles, I would venture to say that you have exceeded the statute of limitations on any lemon law, but Im certainly no lawyer.
I have a 17 FLHTCU. It has 21k Miles on it. I have put stage 1, then stage IV on it. Had to replace engine at 12K miles due to oil pump failure. Had to fight Harley to replace just the bottom half, and I paid for the Stage IV because I didnt trust anything that had oil failure to last. Dealer replaced oil pump first, then after it failed I got them (it took over a month) to replace bottom half. Now I was going to pay for the new Stage IV, but when they opened it up, you guessed it, Cam housing full of metal shavings. It seems the oil pump they put in as a fix was still defective. So now I need whole new motor. It's cheaper for me to replace motor with 131 crate than to repair what I already had. So yeah, I am going to consult a lawyer. South Carolina has Lemon Laws that work for the consumer, and this definitely falls under that statute.
damn...that's a pile of bad luck.....guessing your forum name and being brand new here and your problems are somehow related, and the fact you posted the exact same story in 3 different old threads?
probably more as newbie is obviously groping for attention..I mean, yeah it's a bummer, but pretty excessive to join a forum just to barrage it with his unfortunate situation..as we all know, **** happens..oh well, he's suing the MOCO so sure it'll be a happy ending for him
Any idea what is leaking here? Is it that bolt? If so, what is the bolt for and is it a big deal to fix? Sorry, brand new to Harleys - 2020 Fat Bob 114.
Any idea what is leaking here? Is it that bolt? If so, what is the bolt for and is it a big deal to fix? Sorry, brand new to Harleys - 2020 Fat Bob 114.
does the wetness start at the gasket above it? or just let dealership deal with it under warranty if that clock is still ticking
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