Dieselshawn
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Hello fellas, my logging buddy Clare has gotten his 661 back from the dealer.
His dealer told him the wiring harness was the issue as to why the saw wouldn't run.
They took the harness out, it looks fine. Like new. No breaks in the wiring sheath.
But the wire itself is broke inside the sheath.
The diagnostic computer said fault in the wiring.
New harness installed, saw runs nice again.
I sure hope Stihl is not slipping on their quality because this is looking like it.
That saw has had so many trips to the dealer for repairs. Almost $1,000 spent on it.
Then it was sent to Stihl tech in London, Ontario as they couldn't fix it. Meanwhile the diagnostic comuputer said wiring fault.
Stihl tech gets the saw and what did they do?
This is a Mastermind 661 saw.
The *#€!#}£ idiots stripped the saw and mailed it back in pieces.
They called the dealer, gave them chit for sending a modified saw and told them that's the problem.
Clare was furious....
Never again will we ever speak of Stihl tech or send anything to them because they don't how to properly fix a saw modified or not.
Clare had the dealer put the stock cylinder back on to prove that Stihl tech don't know what they're talking about.
Saw still didn't run right.
Dealer then did what the computer told them in the first place, replaced the harness. Now it runs.
Just tonight, I reinstalled the jug that the monkey lifted it's skirt and stuffed the bananas up it's ass.
It's not a 661 anymore, it's a mean machine once again...
His dealer told him the wiring harness was the issue as to why the saw wouldn't run.
They took the harness out, it looks fine. Like new. No breaks in the wiring sheath.
But the wire itself is broke inside the sheath.
The diagnostic computer said fault in the wiring.
New harness installed, saw runs nice again.
I sure hope Stihl is not slipping on their quality because this is looking like it.
That saw has had so many trips to the dealer for repairs. Almost $1,000 spent on it.
Then it was sent to Stihl tech in London, Ontario as they couldn't fix it. Meanwhile the diagnostic comuputer said wiring fault.
Stihl tech gets the saw and what did they do?
This is a Mastermind 661 saw.
The *#€!#}£ idiots stripped the saw and mailed it back in pieces.
They called the dealer, gave them chit for sending a modified saw and told them that's the problem.
Clare was furious....
Never again will we ever speak of Stihl tech or send anything to them because they don't how to properly fix a saw modified or not.
Clare had the dealer put the stock cylinder back on to prove that Stihl tech don't know what they're talking about.
Saw still didn't run right.
Dealer then did what the computer told them in the first place, replaced the harness. Now it runs.
Just tonight, I reinstalled the jug that the monkey lifted it's skirt and stuffed the bananas up it's ass.
It's not a 661 anymore, it's a mean machine once again...