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Larry W4CSC May 1st 04 04:34 AM

Honda EU3000is - maybe NOT a good idea....
 
Matt Colie wrote in
:


If that did not answer your question, try again and I will too.

Matt Colie


Thanks, Matt. After downloading 20 different owner's manuals for all kinds
of Honda power equipment last night and finding the same requirement now in
all of them, I suspected some government bureaucrat was involved.....

But, why couldn't Honda Power Equipment just SAY THAT on the phone when I
asked them WHY this expensive job was a requirement? It would have been so
easy.....

Larry

Matt Colie May 2nd 04 01:56 AM

Honda EU3000is - maybe NOT a good idea....
 
Larry,

I would seem that the two issues that apply to almost everything these
days would work here as well.

I bet the person that answered the phone has been told that if he does
not advise only that you stick to the given line - his replacement will.

And

Given the capability of most of the people answering the help lines
these days - he probably has no clue what the actual issue is.

Back at the begining of the OBD (On Board Diagnostic) requirement, there
was a considerable pressure from the regulatory agencies to force a "Run
Worst Mode" in the system (so when the light came on the car would run
like Sh*t causing the owner to seek correction promptly). This would
not have been simple to do and would have involved very significant risk
to the manufacturer. Think of the stupid litigation you have heard of
and then use your imagination.

I myself would not even consider taking apart an engine that has no
performance loss issue.

Matt Colie

Larry W4CSC wrote:
Matt Colie wrote in
:


If that did not answer your question, try again and I will too.

Matt Colie



Thanks, Matt. After downloading 20 different owner's manuals for all kinds
of Honda power equipment last night and finding the same requirement now in
all of them, I suspected some government bureaucrat was involved.....

But, why couldn't Honda Power Equipment just SAY THAT on the phone when I
asked them WHY this expensive job was a requirement? It would have been so
easy.....

Larry



Cardinal Bill May 2nd 04 02:26 AM

Honda EU3000is - maybe NOT a good idea....
 
Matt Colie wrote:
Snippage

I myself would not even consider taking apart an engine that has no
performance loss issue.

Matt Colie


/Snippage

Maybe I missed it...but, what are the ramifications of his/your warranty
if "you" perform this invasive surgery? Meaning, does it have to go
back to an "Authorized Dealer" for this?

--
The best things in life go on sale sooner or later.


Larry W4CSC May 3rd 04 03:36 AM

Honda EU3000is - maybe NOT a good idea....
 
Cardinal Bill wrote in
:


Maybe I missed it...but, what are the ramifications of his/your warranty
if "you" perform this invasive surgery? Meaning, does it have to go
back to an "Authorized Dealer" for this?

I didn't ask about the warranty implications. I'd like to hear what the
FTC says about this issue.

I'm sure the dealer train is delighted with these requirements.

Larry

sport20 January 2nd 14 12:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cardinal Bill (Post 87483)
Matt Colie wrote:
Snippage

I myself would not even consider taking apart an engine that has no
performance loss issue.

Matt Colie


/Snippage

Maybe I missed it...but, what are the ramifications of his/your warranty
if "you" perform this invasive surgery? Meaning, does it have to go
back to an "Authorized Dealer" for this?

--
The best things in life go on sale sooner or later.

hi
do anyone know where to get service manual for eu3000is generator.
thanks


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