I just bought a new 2.5 hp and took it out one time and it ran fine. I brought it home and flushed it out then put it in the garage with no problems. a week later it wont even start so I take it to the shop and they say it has a broken cam shaft. Anyone know what could cause something like this and how long it will take a suzuki repair shop to fix it under warranty?
Not common in almost any motor, I guess it may have been faulty somehow from new, but pretty rare, I guess there is always the remote posibility that it jammed somehow and just broke the cam shaft.
So should suzuki replace the whole motor or just fix the camshaft. I have a feeling this is gonna be the first of many problems with this motor. The repair shop is already dragging their feet about it. Theyve had it for several days and they say they are waiting on suzuki to call back.
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hey boat3310, far better to start your own thread rather than just grab onto someone else's, that way we can keep a record of titles and how things got fixed! jet2233, I guess it will be up to the dealer and Suzuki as to how the repair is completed, maybe they will just replace the whole thing if it is almost new.
Thanks alot noelm007. Ye boat3310 go highjack someones elses thread I got a real problem here and youre taking about your meaningless crap. I hope they do something soon the dealership act like they dont even care if it gets fixed. Its advance marine in Jacksonville and they are the only suzuki dealership I can find here. They keep telling me they are waiting to hear back from suzuki but it dont take this long for a rep to call back.
I would think that if the dealer was "on your side" then they would be pushing for a quick resolution, and that would be, a simple motor swap for a new one, now maybe a small HP motor is not a big deal to them, but you are a customer, regardless of what you have, and customers are what make a business money, keep at them, but don't get nasty, just make sure they are doing something for you.
Ye I hope they get in gear I just got a new sail boat and had to wait forever to get it. Now I dont have the motor. The shop I took it to isnt the place I bought it and they act like they dont give a damn. I read on one website a guy had to wait over 5 months to get suzuki to ship a new camshaft to the place to fix it.
I can't understand having to wait that long for parts for any new motor, can you contact Suzuki and see if they are at least aware of your claim and concerns?
New suzuki df 2.5 has a broken camshaft
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