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Yamaha - The strength of the drive side 2nd gear is insufficient when a high speed load is applied
Official notice
8 Dec 2020
Last checked
8 Dec 2020
An official DVSA notice concerns Yamaha - The strength of the drive side 2nd gear is insufficient when a high speed load is applied. The strength of the drive side 2nd gear is insufficient when a high speed load is applied Published 2020-12-08.
What to do now
The affected units need to have the transmission replaced with countermeasure set.
Units affected
887
Recall number
RM-2020-045
Official notice
2020-12-08
The hazard
The hazard
The strength of the drive side 2nd gear is insufficient when a high speed load is applied
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Brand: Yamaha. Contact: Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA).
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