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2020 Eldorado blemishes

Update on the Tank: The dealer has been working with Piaggio to try to fix the gap to the right tank cover. The dealer took off both covers per Piaggio 's request to measure the height of the mounting points on both sides of tank. No issues found there as they were the same measurements. So the dealer started to look at the covers and found the covers are not made the same. The right cover is approx. 3+mm shorter from the top curve of the cover to the bend heading towards the tank as compared to the left cover. So the right cover was cut short approx 3+ mm. Piaggio is sending new right and left covers and eagle emblems and we will install the covers that fit the best. What a process but hope to have this issues behind me soon. BTW, The gas tank cap was replaced and the handle bar stains at top of bars was rubbed out by dealer. With look new again.
 
myvegas03 said:
The right cover is approx. 3+mm shorter from the top curve of the cover to the bend heading towards the tank as compared to the left cover. So the right cover was cut short approx 3+ mm. Piaggio is sending new right and left covers and eagle emblems and we will install the covers that fit the best. What a process but hope to have this issues behind me soon. BTW, The gas tank cap was replaced and the handle bar stains at top of bars was rubbed out by dealer. With look new again.
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Good. The first move from manufacturers is to say "you, the customer is wrong". It would be nice if the the first thing they said was "maybe we DID make a mistake".
 
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