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    Engine repair of Bajaj Pulsar 150

    I own Bajaj Pulsar 150 (2017 model). Since 15k kms my bike was sounding weird (knack sound). Currently, it has covered 19k kms. Yesterday I showed the bike to mechanic and he changed:

    1. Timing chain
    2. Clutch Plate
    3. Pressure plate
    4. Engine oil
    5. Valve
    6. Air filter
    7. Gasket
    8. Some nuts

    When I informed about this repair to my friend, he told me that it is overhauling of engine and the mechanic has fooled me.
    Now, I want to know whether the mechanic has fooled me by changing these parts at 19k kms and charging Rs.3500 or was it a necessary repair?
    Last edited by xBhp; 06-05-2019, 11:32 AM.
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      Re: Engine repair of Bajaj Pulsar 150

      Originally posted by Aaban View Post
      I own Bajaj Pulsar 150 (2017 model). Since 15k kms my bike was sounding weird (knack sound). Currently, it has covered 19k kms. Yesterday I showed the bike to mechanic and he changed:

      1. Timing chain
      2. Clutch Plate
      3. Pressure plate
      4. Engine oil
      5. Valve
      6. Air filter
      7. Gasket
      8. Some nuts

      When I informed about this repair to my friend, he told me that it is overhauling of engine and the mechanic has fooled me.
      Now, I want to know whether the mechanic has fooled me by changing these parts at 19k kms and charging Rs.3500 or was it a necessary repair?
      The mechanic has definitely fooled you. Sorry to state this. But also, this is not engine overhauling. Timing chain on pulsars last minimum 35-40k kms, clutch plates around 25-30. Rest of the things look like normal servicing.

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