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2025 APRILIA RS 457

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Service bulletins

2 bulletins

Technical service bulletins are instructions a manufacturer sent its dealers about a known fault. They are not recalls and the work is usually not free, but they are the clearest signal of a problem the manufacturer already knows about.

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Service Bulletin/Repair Instructions

Model: RS 457 Subject: Replacement of timing chain tensioner - Technical update Campaign Code: 2025_RS457_TENSIONER Dear Dealer / Service Centre, Through the ongoing, stringent quality control activities we perform on the components installed on our vehicles and our continuous research to develop better new technical solutions, in keeping with our commitment to ensure the best ownership experience possible for the customer, with this note we wish to inform you of the need to replace the timing chain tensioner. Please determine which vehicles in your stock and: • update all vehicles in stock before sale As usual, for sell-in dealers, the list of chassis numbers involved belonging to your stock is viewable in the section Campaigns / Campaign Reports of the PWM warranty management software suite. For all others, the verification of those involved can be carried out by querying each individual chassis number from the Miscellaneous functions -> PWM Vehicle History menu. Please contact the Technical Help Desk of our Technical Support Service for any queries or assistance.

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Service Bulletin/Repair Instructions

Through the ongoing, stringent quality control activities we perform on the components installed on our vehicles and our continuous research to develop better new technical solutions, in keeping with our commitment to ensure the best ownership experience possible for the customer, it has come to our attention that a check of the current consumption of the voltage regulator must be performed with the vehicle off. Please determine which vehicles in your stock or sold/serviced by you require this update, and: • update all vehicles in stock before sale • update vehicles that have already been sold at the first available opportunity.

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