Fork foot Öhlins recall

Discussion in 'Multistrada' started by Piero, Feb 28, 2014.

  1. right Fork foot Öhlins recall

    the right Fork foot Number FG860, FG8601, FG8602
    ask your Ducati dealer.
     
    #1 Piero, Feb 28, 2014
    Last edited: Feb 28, 2014
  2. Didn't someone on here have issues with a cracked fork lower? Then got grief off Ducati? I might have that wrong and I'm too lazy to search from my tablet ;-)
     
  3. getting a tad confused, are you now saying there is a recall on the ohlins shod bikes? as just checked VOSA and couldn't find anything

    confused.com
     
  4. who needs VOSA
    the dealer replaced if necessary.
     
  5. If its a recall it will be on VOSA. If its a rework (not essential and no risk of injury) its not

    what is the recall for?
     
  6. recall, exchange, ........ all the same.
    if affected, asks the dealer.:wink:
     
  7. I think Aprilia have an issue with the same thing.
     
  8. So you're not going to say then :rolleyes:

    Its like cluedo...
     
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  9. Piero..where does this recall information come from? Me thinks I owed a big apology and my cash back.
    I highlighted this issue some time ago.
     
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  10. Ducati dealer
     
  11. Interesting this. I noticed the lower fork legs on my 2012 bike are definitely different to those on my 2010 bike (both Ohlins obviously).
    Where is the number located on the foot - inside face, bottom edge ?
    Just so we know where to check :wink:
    Oh, and thanks for posting :upyeah:
     
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  12. on the inside, lower range
     
    #13 Piero, Feb 28, 2014
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  13. The number is on the inside of the bottom of the right leg, in front of the caliper.
     
  14. Thanks Piero.....would be good to find out if this is in relation to the cracking issue or something else.
    Some time after the cracking issue new forks had the torque setting for the axle clamp bolts cast into the leg - 19Nm (Ohlins MTS1200S forks)
     
  15. Will they have to do the one in the museum? :biggrin:
     
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  16. .................:tongue:
     
  17. I was in the dealers yesterday and it came up as a out standing recall on my bike, I didn't ask about it (other things on my mind) they can do it while fitting my new engine lol
     
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  18. I wonder if that first ID code should read FG8600?

    This is a Technical Service Bulletin rather than a "Recall" - so no letters going out to owners unless your Dealer takes it upon themselves to do so. Which, I guess, means Ducati believe the issue to be either very unlikely and/or non critical in the case of it occurring.

    Quote from a technician at Ducati Bellevue USA:
    "TSB 14-002 involves the right fork leg bottom. identifying marks will have on the inside of the bottom numbers FG860 or FG8601 or FG8602have your dealer inspect for those numbers and run your vin number w/ Ducati only on 2010-2011 MS1200's
    All vins showing needing these parts will get them if they have matching code numbers listed above.If your vin shows up needing this TSB but the fork leg codes dont match then they will be documented and nothing else is needed.
    parts come as kit w/ new fork lower leg, dust seal and fork seal and 4 new pinch bolts screws 2 for the new fork leg pinch and 2 for the left fork leg pinch to axle.
    Good time to get your other fork leg oil changed for a small fee as one fork leg will have new oil"

    The fork part ID code is located on the inside of the caliper mount and can be seen through the wheel.....

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    ....not my bike ;-)
     
  19. I noticed: :wink:

    multistrada_1200_lower_fork_issue_TSB 14-002_not_recall-X2a.jpg
    Mark H

    multistrada_1200_lower_fork_issue_TSB 14-002_not_recall-X2a.jpg
     
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