Oil Leak & Service Center Visit | O-Ring Issue & Hand Guard loose | New Triumph Scrambler 400 XC

Doston, meri bilkul nayi Triumph Scrambler 400 XC ne pareshan kar diya! 😥 Just 179 kms on the odometer and it has a MAJOR oil leak. Can you believe the frustration?

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In this video, I'm sharing my unfiltered experience with my brand new Scrambler. It's not just about the scary oil leak that you can see dripping, but the engine oil indicator light also came on, a side panel kept falling off while riding, and even the time on the display was wrong. Ek nayi, expensive bike se yeh expect nahi kiya tha.

Follow me on my first, unexpected visit to the Triumph service center. I'll show you exactly how they diagnosed the problem – it turned out to be a faulty O-ring – and how the entire repair process was handled under warranty. I also share a very important tip about using RSA (Roadside Assistance) if you ever face such a critical engine issue.

Join me in this video as I share my worrying experience with my brand new Triumph Scrambler 400 XC. Despite only riding it for approximately 179 km, I encountered a significant oil leak and an engine oil indicator light issue. I detail the journey to the service center, highlighting the importance of calling for roadside assistance (RSA) for such problems, unlike my initial solo attempt. The video also covers minor issues like a loose side panel and an incorrect time display, which I planned to get fixed. Inside the service center, the diagnosis reveals the cause of the leak is a damaged O-ring related to the oil pressure sensor, which was replaced under warranty. Watch as my bike gets its first service, including a wash to further check for leaks, and get a glimpse of other impressive bikes like the Triumph Tiger. I also express my disappointment with the cleaning service and the mud splashes from both the front and rear of the bike.


Was the service good? Did they fix all the problems properly? Dekhiye poora video to know my complete, honest experience. We also spot a beastly Triumph Tiger and I finally put my long-forgotten toolkit to use for a quick fix! If you're planning to buy the Scrambler 400 XC or are an owner, this video is a must-watch for you!

Timestamps:
[00:22] Meet My New Bike: The Scrambler 400 XC
[00:34] The SHOCKING Oil Leak Discovery
[01:21] The Dreaded Engine Oil Indicator Light is ON!
[01:51] IMPORTANT: Why You MUST Call RSA for Engine Issues
[02:05] Only 179 Kms & Already Facing Problems
[02:46] Another Annoying Issue: The Loose Side Panel
[03:03] Reaching the Service Center: The Inspection Begins
[03:22] The Culprit Found! Faulty O-Ring Diagnosis
[03:30] Good News: It's Covered Under Warranty!
[03:57] A Wild Triumph Tiger Appears!
[04:23] The SCRAMbler Mud Problem is REAL!
[04:47] Finally Putting My Toolkit to Use!
[05:03] All Fixed & Ready to Go!

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