Re: Running hot

[tpcutter@xxxxxxx]

1) They set the timing wrong.

2) Ask for the old part back. It may still be good, and it is CERTAINLY 
repairable.

3) You have every right in the world to ask what brand, type and weight 
oil they put into your motorcycle.

4) If you did not authorize the replacement of the Hall sender, you 
should not be charged for the repair. Or has your state repealed all 
consumer protection laws related to motor vehicle service?

      Letters like this astound me. For thirty-three years, I have been 
servicing BMW motorycles for individual riders, one by one. I have had 
dealershops, small independent service shops and now I work out of my 
garage when I can. Never, not once, has it ever occurred to me to be 
"shady" in my treatment of my clients. I simply cannot understand how 
shops can be arrogant, ignorant and incompetent and still remain in 
business. I have to ask if this is a BMW authorized dealership or an 
independent? Do other local BMW riders recommend this shop?>

      Of course, I may be totally off base in my remarks. Maybe you left 
out a lot of information.

Tom Cutter
Yardley, PA
www.RubberChickenRacingGarage.com
"If you love something, let it go.
If it comes back to you, you just high-sided."


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