Word to the Wise.

[Sam Anders]

I mentioned a few days ago that Triumph of Atlanta told me my tach had gone south and that they had run several tests and were sure that a new tach at $300.00 plus dollars plus labor would solve my problems. After checking my fuses yes fuses, I found one that was fried, replaced it and the tach and all affected gauges and lights work perfectly. Just a coincidence I guess. You guys would probably have checked the fuse first but to say that I am mechanically challanged would be a step up. Live & learn.

 

[DapperDan]

ok sam ,you say your technically challenged , so you paid out 300 of your hard earnt just for it to be a fuse, you pay proffessionals to check that first, ,,,,,,,,right,,thats it ,, :twisted: ive seen my arse , who was it and where does he live ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

 

[RocketSteve]

Danny, it looks like Sam found the fuse problem before coughing out the $300+

Good find Sam - might need to remember that one day

 

[pugpower]

It's a shame that the dealerships are so far apart. I'm lucky and have a good local deal ( within 1 hour of my house) (Capital Area Triumph, Highspire,Pa) I mention that pretty often when we talk about these things because they deserve the mention. I hear so many guys talking about their dealers really not being good at all. I hope you did find the problem before the $300 was spent. If not, I'm with Danny....They better be coughing up some accessories for at least the amount of the labor charge, if not the full amount!

Safe Riding,

Pug

 

[Jfcroni]

I wonder why the fuse blew in the first place

 

[gR3yWolf]

all that horsepower has many strange effects on its surroundings. 8)