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Just got my 07 SAN210(ex330) back from her 100hr service. Took her out to ride and engine sounds great, very clean, all guages reading perfect, everything running great. Im now hearing a wierd knocking/whirling/rattling/like marbles/gurggling sound when I decelerate right before getting into neutral. The sound im hearing is the same gurggling sound you hear when in reverse.
When in neutral(660-670rpms) and i tap her into forward - gear, just right into forward so rpms are still at 660-670 - there is no sound at all. But if i accelerate a bit, then decelerate to that point right before neutral and hold it there - so rpms are at 660-670 again, then I get that pronounced sound. If i decelerate and keep it at 700rpms, then no sound either. Its just at this lowest rpm spot before neutral - when I decelerate.
Ive searched the boards here and notice some topics mentioning damper/packing gland as the culprit. Could this be the case here???
Should I take her back into to dealer and have them fix this, or you think this is a non-issue that I could just have them look over again when I bring her in at the end of the season? Off course if it becomes more pronounced or more often, I will take her in, but should I worry about this now???
Thanks.
When in neutral(660-670rpms) and i tap her into forward - gear, just right into forward so rpms are still at 660-670 - there is no sound at all. But if i accelerate a bit, then decelerate to that point right before neutral and hold it there - so rpms are at 660-670 again, then I get that pronounced sound. If i decelerate and keep it at 700rpms, then no sound either. Its just at this lowest rpm spot before neutral - when I decelerate.
Ive searched the boards here and notice some topics mentioning damper/packing gland as the culprit. Could this be the case here???
Should I take her back into to dealer and have them fix this, or you think this is a non-issue that I could just have them look over again when I bring her in at the end of the season? Off course if it becomes more pronounced or more often, I will take her in, but should I worry about this now???
Thanks.
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