The dealer won't care if you don't let them do your oil changes if you buy
OEM oil filters from them during the warranty period. This will prove to
them you have done the maintenance. I'm sure they won't believe you bought
the filters to decorate your garden.
Re: the valve adjustment check at 1,200 or so miles, the book says don't do
it for 26,000 miles or so, what's the deal here?
donald smith wrote:
> At the first initial check, 1,200-1,500 miles when valves, carbs, diff.
> gear oil, are checked and changed to meet the requirements of the
> warranty. After that as long as you have proof, receipts, that oil
> changes were done on a regular basis, no problems with the warranty. Now
> if they find little balls of rubber under the rear fender, then you
> probably won't have one.
>
> Don "Old Man" Smith
>
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