Problem LTD

[robin1731]

Any Portuguese speakers here?
I just came across this. I don't know if these are NOS or if they are maybe producing them That would be VERY interesting if so!
https://produto.mercadolivre.com.br/MLB ... 71-000-_JM

When I click on the link a window comes up asking if I want to translate it into english.

[twowings]

If you are using Google chrome, right click and select translate page to English. It says they are new, and they have 2 sets in stock. $88 US for a set of 12 pieces(459 Brazilian Reais).

[Old Fogey]

I don't use Chrome; I use Firefox, Opera or Brave. I have translated most of it but it seem that you have to deposit money into your account with the merchant and it gets paid from that. NO CHANCE!
I will download Chrome and see if it comes up any different.

[Old Fogey]

Well, I tried that. An impossible site to navigate; constantly asking you to make an account, but the telephone number space is pre-loaded with +55 (Brazil) and no way to change it. I've given up after spending several hours.

[Paola Zago]

Hello everyone! After more than a year, my local Honda dealer finally returned my LTD, repaired for that problem. I had purchased the entire Athena gasket kit, all the O-rings, and other necessary spare parts, but they didn't want to use my parts, only their own, obviously charging a fortune. They only used one of the three replacement parts for the broken part I had purchased. Total bill: €1,880, €1,020 of which was labor. They filled me with 10W-40 synthetic oil, which needs to be replaced after 1,000 km. Is that okay? What do you recommend?

Thanks in advance.

Paola

[redglbx]

Paola,on a full synthetic oil I usually run 6000mi between changes for both the oil & filter in my cars,,, but let me add that on my bikes I will normally change the same oil & filter at the riding season end so that it’s fresh for the new season. But here in NW Indiana that means snow & cold for the “off” so the bike is stored for a few months.

Now I will add that if they rebuilt your LTD’s engine then I would change the oil much sooner to flush any possible foreign materials left from the rebuild. I usually do an oil/filter change at 100mi after a rebuild but it is your bike and I can tell you everyone has an opinion on these kind of things,, let us know how you do…. How about some pictures of that LTD?