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Thread: NZ recall of 2006 YZ250F's, intake Valve issues?

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    Arrow NZ recall of 2006 YZ250F's, intake Valve issues?

    Howdy.. Surfing the TT forums (been a while) I notice that they are discussing the offical recall of 2006 YZ250F's in the US and Austalia due to issues with their intake valves.

    http://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/sho...5&parentpage=2

    Does anyone know if this applies to NZ models?
    If so, does it apply to 2006 WR250F's?

    Cheers
    twi

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    its the putting right that counts, i hope yamaha nz will be looking after their customers like yamaha usa is

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    Yes it's a world wide recall. Cary had his done a week or so ago. Good on yamaha for admitting there was a problem and correcting it. Not like honda and kawasaki who blamed their valve problems on poor maintenance.

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    Its true, had ma bike in there for while whilst they sort out the problem, apparently the problem was something to do with the valves prematurely wearing.

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    Welcome to KB... Good on Yamaha for taking responsibility!!!

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    THE OFFICIAL STORY- In NZ it is a number of bikes in a Frame# range- call your yamaha dealer- its not "all " bikes here but it is most of them. The problem is fatigue on some inlet valves-and replacement valves used to date -only on 06 yz250f's- no other bikes. If your bike is affected, or youre worried, call. the replacement job is totally free. There is no damage done -unless the rare few dodgy valves let go...so best be safe. Weve had total support from yamaha on this-

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