revtodd
05-14-2009, 05:00 PM
I've had my bike for sale for a while now, and had a potential buyer pay for an inspection at my local dealer. The inspection came back pretty good, bike is in excellent condition, however they noted the oil pump was leaking. They quoted 5 hours of labor to change the seal or pump if it needs it. This sounds long to me. It is also more of a seep than a leak, there is no oil on the inside of the fairing.
As far as I could tell w/ my service manuals, they would only need to remove the fairing and drain the oil and radiator to do this. Am I wrong? They of course also recomended changing all fluids and told my potential buyer that with ten hours of labor, plus parts that it would be good to go anywhere. Well in light of their recomendations, the potential buyer isn't too sure now, so....
Is 5 hours excessive for this job and is an additional 5 hours excessive to change engine, diff., tranny and brake fluid.
As far as I could tell w/ my service manuals, they would only need to remove the fairing and drain the oil and radiator to do this. Am I wrong? They of course also recomended changing all fluids and told my potential buyer that with ten hours of labor, plus parts that it would be good to go anywhere. Well in light of their recomendations, the potential buyer isn't too sure now, so....
Is 5 hours excessive for this job and is an additional 5 hours excessive to change engine, diff., tranny and brake fluid.