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Yamaha FJR recall
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Yamaha FJR recall
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Re: Yamaha FJR recall
Now that is not a two minute fix! That’ll please the service departments...
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Re: Yamaha FJR recall
Hi
no VOSLA recalls as far as I can tell
EDIT
From Barry's link
EDIT on the 1300A there is a VOSA recall for this problem, The VOSA SITE SAYS "Affected units need to have the transmission replaced with countermeasure set"
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no VOSLA recalls as far as I can tell
EDIT
From Barry's link
Does it say that you can solve a gearbox weak cog problem with a ECU inspection and reprograme?Luckily, Yamaha does have a fix for the issue and they will be contacting affected FJR1300 owners. To solve this problem, Yamaha dealers will be inspecting and reprogramming the ECU, in addition to replacing the main axle and drive axle assemblies, at no cost to the owner. The start date of the recall is expected to be January 13, 2021.
EDIT on the 1300A there is a VOSA recall for this problem, The VOSA SITE SAYS "Affected units need to have the transmission replaced with countermeasure set"
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Re: Yamaha FJR recall
You can solve the problem if you reprogramme the ecu to give less power/torque!
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Remove 3 spark plugsYou can solve the problem if you reprogramme the ecu to give less power/torque!

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Re: Yamaha FJR recall
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you are both right-- but you know what I mean, Anyway you can do Both, well just dont fuel or spark 3 cylinders.
But the point is that you should not use the software to solve hardware problems, the gears should have been designed to do match the engine, in fact they should have some spare capacity built in.
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you are both right-- but you know what I mean, Anyway you can do Both, well just dont fuel or spark 3 cylinders.
But the point is that you should not use the software to solve hardware problems, the gears should have been designed to do match the engine, in fact they should have some spare capacity built in.
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Re: Yamaha FJR recall
I find myself wondering what kind of bike will go fast and under load in second gear. 
I reckon something would throw its hand in if you went fast in second gear on most bikes.

I reckon something would throw its hand in if you went fast in second gear on most bikes.
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Re: Yamaha FJR recall
Why would that be? Don’t people run their bikes hard through the gears any more?I find myself wondering what kind of bike will go fast and under load in second gear.
I reckon something would throw its hand in if you went fast in second gear on most bikes.
I really don’t get the bit about the ECU though, unless they are simply going to take out of the motor to protect that gear.
And what are ‘main axles and drive axles’? Sounds like some non technical journalists offerings.

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And what are ‘main axles and drive axles’? Sounds like some non technical journalists offerings.![]()
They’re probably layshaft, sorry, layman’s terms

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Re: Yamaha FJR recall
Hi George...ina 

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Best roads: 623 Burgos to Santander. A back road to Metz; can't remember which!
Tweety Pie, my F650GS
Ari, my 500 Classic
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