it takes the mechanic 10 minutes to do it, unscrew the old one and refit the new one, most of them prefer not to alter your idle speed settings in case you have a power commander that is linked to a predesigned map and they don't want to mess that up. but its an easy enough job for them to do it so, don't worry they shouldn't alter any of your settings.

Still waiting for mine...went into dealer 18 Nov and was told there is a bit of a backlog...end of December hopefully.

Hi xtfreak.....me in Essex too...sunny Brentwood :icon_sunny:

went into yamaha dealar today they knew about the tps and i should be getting a letter soon
sweden

I recieved my recall letter today. I am the second owner of my XTX and they tracked me down via my RTA ( roads and traffic authority ) records. I'll put it in for the TPS recall in the next 2 weeks and post my findings

john.
PS , although mine has the kev mod , i'll ask them to just change the TPS and i'll do the rest

I recieved a letter as well from Yamaha Netherlands. They tracked me down as a registered owner. Will contact my dealer to have the part replaced.

Regards,

Johan

Ok, I might be dragging this thread up but Ive just seen it :P

My bike is a 54 and I dont know if it has been effected by this or its been already done. Is there a way I can find out? And if its not been done would it still be covered and be done FOC?

The faulty TPS range.

Any TPS below 46 is now in the faulty range, A1 or A2 versions included.

2009 > XT's now come with a different TPS again & it looks completely different to the one shown below.


http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/a...tyTPSRange.jpg

If your bike is from the latter part of 2004 i.e. 54 Reg then it would be from the same year as my (RIP) bike used to be and at the time round about early 2005 I received the official recall letter for the tps, so best thing to do is to go to a Yamaha dealer and see if the previous owner did have it changed, because they keep a record in their database otherwise you can ask to have it done free of charge.

Yamaha have a recall checker.

https://www.yamaha-motor.eu/uk/servi...ker/index.aspx

Bloooomin heck Ted, you turn up everywhere!

PS Welcome to the forum

Steve:wave: