WorldTekhno.com: Yamaha has issued a recall of more than 12,000 motorcycles in Germany. The recall is due to a problem with the injection system.
The motorcycle models recalled by Yamaha include the MT-09 series, MT-10 and its SP version, Tracer 9 GT and GT+, and Niken GT and XSR900 manufactured between May 2021 and December 2024.
Incorrect programming system on the electronic control unit (ECU) that regulates the throttle position sensor, which causes the engine to die at idle and potential wear on the sensor.
Due to this problem, Yamaha will update the ECU software and replace the throttle position sensor on vehicles that are already in use. This repair process will take about two hours, and this repair is carried out at no cost to the vehicle owner.
Yamaha a few months ago also issued a recall for the MT-07 model related to a problem with the clutch. This problem can cause the motorcycle to continue moving forward even though the clutch lever is depressed, potentially causing loss of control. Owners of affected models are advised to contact an authorized Yamaha dealer for free repair.
Although this recall is being announced in Germany, Yamaha motorcycle owners in other countries are advised to remain vigilant and check whether their vehicle is included in the recall list. It is recommended that you contact your nearest authorized Yamaha dealer or Yamaha customer service center for more information and to ensure your safety on the road.***
