There's no "time limit" because the fix isn't even official policy. Yamaha
will replace the HU as a courtesy and could decide not to at any time. That's
why filling out the NHTSA form is important, so they will be required to make
this a "real" policy. For now, it's at their whim.
>Fred, has Y
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Fred, has Yamaha made a timeline
commitment ? i.e. replacement offer good till such and such ?? I may have
missed this during the flurry of E-mails. Th
Fred, has Yamaha made a timeline
commitment ? i.e. replacement offer good till such and such ?? I may have
missed this during the flurry of E-mails. Thanks, Stan
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Hi
Picked up the GTS from yamaha of Pasadena Texas.
Changed the HU at Yamaha's expenses.
Yamaha did good on the promise.
The dealership employees were very nice
Thanks GTS-1000 page
Raul R Garcia
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Oh yee heathens of little faith!
GREAT NEWS! - WE WIN!
I just had a call from Jordan Cavanaugh at Yamaha. They have obviously been
thinking long and hard about this one and they have decided to replace any
defective HU free of charge and will reinmburse anyone who has replaced one
at their own e
