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    Drive Axle Shaft Problem

    Hi to All
    I have purchased my bike on 12-11-2012. now my bike ran 9300 kms. from the beginning 3rd free service am getting heavy noise from chain and i told service station but they told some chain loose now problem rectified like they told. last month 28-06-2013 while going to temple my bike getting heavy noise and suddenly bike stopped and the 13 teeth sprocket came out. i don't know how it happened, after that i called to service centre they come put some spare one went to centre. Now they are telling the drive axle shaft is damaged want to change. what to do , is that will get warranty. Need Help Guys Please Tell Something i have attached sample photoClick image for larger version Name: drive axle shaft fzs.jpg Views: 1 Size: 91.2 KB ID: 1977546
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    Re: Drive Axle Shaft Problem

    Query Approved

    You need to give much more info about your bike, before you can get any help. Starting with which bike are you riding?
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      Re: Drive Axle Shaft Problem

      This one is definitely an Yamaha engine. the YMI emboss clearly depicts. Is this a Yamaha SZ? How come within 9K the shaft is broke? A shaft should not cost more than 2k I guess but please do let us know of how much they quote? Sprockets are not covered under warranty, but axle should be, but I am really not sure. Find from a reputed SVC, because you have just covered 3 service center
      Last edited by prajnyan; 07-30-2013, 11:32 PM.
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        Re: Drive Axle Shaft Problem

        i think normally this should be covered in warranty, but i think warranty is non-transferable. kindly read you user manual, all warranty terms and conditions are mentioned in it.

        btw, your sprocket is way more worn out than a 10,000 kms bike.

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        • #5
          Re: Drive Axle Shaft Problem

          Need more information brother on the bike.

          Maybe there was too much load or the bike was not handled properly or you did not pay proper attention to it. I am sure the axle gave in gradually and this would not happen instantly. Talk to the supervisor to whom you'v been consulting on this for the past 3 services. Consolidate all the previous receipts of servicing. If they refuse to budge take it to the next level.
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