n3nman
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Post by n3nman on Mar 18, 2024 17:51:29 GMT -7
Looking at buying a 2018 MT-10. Anything in particular I should be looking for? known Issues? Hints?
Only has one key but no immobilizer on the key makes that simple.
Bike has about 8k miles and looks to be in good shape.
Thanks in advance.
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Post by willl84 on Mar 19, 2024 3:50:05 GMT -7
As far as known issues the only ones I can think of are a leaky oil pan gasket and leaky coolant tube o-rings behind the headers.
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treedogg
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Post by treedogg on Mar 19, 2024 9:39:56 GMT -7
Another one is cracking headlights. Both my headlights had around 3 or 4 small hair-line cracks on the inside of the glass after like 2k miles... so I had the dealer replace the assembly. Expensive part to replace with no warranty. I saw a forum post on it with some people saying they had the issue. I think most, like mine, occurred early on in the bikes life
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Post by willl84 on Mar 20, 2024 5:19:31 GMT -7
That's not really an issue though as far as I've seen. They crack but that's it. They don't fall apart or anything. Both of mine have been cracked for a couple years now and the cracks are coming from the inside not the outside.
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treedogg
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Post by treedogg on Mar 20, 2024 12:30:41 GMT -7
Yeah I suppose its just an aesthetic issue, I don't think it would end up making the lights not work, it just looks trashy. Though I did see one that was entirely shattered on this forum- I personally would call that an issue. I guess someone could call it more of a perfectionists issue but I wasn't about to be ok with a bunch of cracks in my headlights on my brand new bike. Just saying for someone going to buy an MT, if there were enough large cracks in the lights I'd personally be wanting the seller to drop the price a bit so I could replace the assembly. Obviously not as important as a oil pan leak or coolant leak but still something to look at.
We will see if my new ones start to crack but I have put 5500 miles on the bike with them and nothing, so I can only assume there was some sort of defect with my original assembly. I figured it would have only gotten worse... Bogus that it can even happen though.
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Post by mt10orc on Mar 20, 2024 17:58:32 GMT -7
As far as known issues the only ones I can think of are a leaky oil pan gasket and leaky coolant tube o-rings behind the headers. These are the two biggies Will mentioned. |
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Post by willl84 on Mar 21, 2024 4:10:34 GMT -7
Yeah I suppose its just an aesthetic issue, I don't think it would end up making the lights not work, it just looks trashy. Though I did see one that was entirely shattered on this forum- I personally would call that an issue. I guess someone could call it more of a perfectionists issue but I wasn't about to be ok with a bunch of cracks in my headlights on my brand new bike. Just saying for someone going to buy an MT, if there were enough large cracks in the lights I'd personally be wanting the seller to drop the price a bit so I could replace the assembly. Obviously not as important as a oil pan leak or coolant leak but still something to look at. We will see if my new ones start to crack but I have put 5500 miles on the bike with them and nothing, so I can only assume there was some sort of defect with my original assembly. I figured it would have only gotten worse... Bogus that it can even happen though. Yea my 2019 is at just under 13.5k now and both have been cracked since like 5-6 or so. They're not getting worse though so there's that |
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windyrun
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Post by windyrun on Apr 6, 2024 12:28:32 GMT -7
Curious why Yamaha hasn't sourced better/more durable lights.
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