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most engine companies usually do the right thing if your reasonably out of warranty. I would talk to your local dealer and see if they can go to bat for you. If not you can always call customer service. Most times customers have more leverage than dealers. Like they say "the squeeky wheel gets greased".
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12-27-2009, 02:38 AM
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Yamaha is very good in those types of situations, i can't say the same for Suzuki, even under warranty. Mercury are O.K too, but not as much as Yamaha. Evinrude, no experience.
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12-27-2009, 10:19 AM
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I don't know boat engines, but in the car business (Mercedes-Benz / Porsche), if you have had the all the maintenance done at the dealer and your not too far out of warranty your likely to get help. Hopefully it's a factory warranty. Non factory warranties show no mercy, out is out
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