ksiesel
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Why are you chasing Yamaha for a ZR7000? All Warranty and Goodwill Policy (that’s what you’re really after) will be coming from AC, not Yamaha. (Yes I do realize that a 7000 has a Yamaha produced engine in it)
If Yamaha kicks in at all, that will be in supplier recovery between AC and Yamaha. You will have no involvement or visibility to this.
If Yamaha kicks in at all, that will be in supplier recovery between AC and Yamaha. You will have no involvement or visibility to this.
Joshua Smith
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You are correct about that. My local dealer ship does both cat and yamaha, I just always correlate it with yamaha because that's who produced my motor.
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Try the Yamaha customer service line. What's the worst they say? No?
