@spookdog said in fitting later engine cases to older engine:
@dan28
I didn’t know that there was a plastic side case, but if it has the same pumps it should be ok. I’d keep my original oil pump if it’s good. Just cause it’s calibrated right.
89 cases are plastic the later cases are alloy
The oil pumps have a different part number not sure about water pump.
Carry a plug spanner and the next time it happens shut off the fuel and remove the plug, then kick it over ten/ twenty times to clear it. If it starts ok let us know...
Also try putting the old plug back in, could be a defect...
I’d give the reeds an eyeball as well, just to check they’re closed...
@jonne123
You can put it in from the side.
Just lever out a bush, or put a screwdriver in one side and tap out the other...
You shouldn’t t need to split the cases. Just lift the engine up in the frame till you have access...
Edited for feckups
As mentioned the diamond shape fits the pulley with the square / rectangular end as well
The grooves in the power valve aren't for O-rings, instead these fit into the ends caps as you cant refit the valve into the cylinder with O-rings in the grooves
@jimmydc98 As @jimmydc98 says you would be far better off getting it TIG welded, as that would be a much stronger and more durable fix. I've used several JB weld epoxy's / adhesives and have never found them to be any good. They do not seem to stick or repair stuff as stated, so I would steer well clear of them. I have tried this stuff tho and can recommend it;
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VersaChem-Steel-Weld-Epoxy-Black-2hr-Set-25ml-47709-VC-Automotive-Industrial/362460351914
The TIG welding would be your best bet tho IMO.
Sorry for the mega late reply on this lads, sacrificed internet for the rebuild at the time and just wanted to say (now i remembered :P) Thanks so much for all your help. got it sorted with the loctite in the end and it all worked out! really grateful for the replies. will post some bike porn soon and start getting active!
@calum
Yes found that out to my dismay once - think they are 1mm narrower than the nearest commonly available bearing.
Why wont these casings go back together.....
@calum old thread mate but can you use a 4fu head on a 3mb barrel? ive got a 3bn head on atm and wondering what my best option is and how much more power will i gain from a 3mb/4fu head
@challenger Typically it's Rotax Engines, TZ 250 Engines and Suzukis.
I don't recall there being any examples of road going bikes, but I read it in 2013 so a long time ago now. I have since read the collection of other tuning books he wrote, they're very good.
If the bore is OK leave it alone you just need to find the right piston. Go through an authentic dealer, also get the bore measured by an engineer so you know exactly what size you’re looking for...
Is yours leaking?
If yours has to be perfect then you will have to search all stockist for a New Old Stock, bound to be one somewhere.
Unless yours is leaking I wouldn't bother personally.
https://www.ebay.it/itm/Yamaha-DT-125-R-Wasserkuhler/254775187149?_trkparms=aid%3D1110006%26algo%3DHOMESPLICE.SIM%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20160323102634%26meid%3De28a135d13374a9191e1f0245e9bf5e5%26pid%3D100623%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D5%26sd%3D254541640932%26itm%3D254775187149%26pmt%3D0%26noa%3D1%26pg%3D2047675%26algv%3DDefaultOrganic&_trksid=p2047675.c100623.m-1
That's in good nick.
I run Yamaha DT 230 Lanza radiators on mine.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Aluminum-Alloy-Radiator-Fit-YAMAHA-DT230-Lanza-DT-230-Braced-Cooling/283565759760?epid=24005913216&_trkparms=ispr%3D1&hash=item4205d61d10:g:nnIAAOSw8OJZxaQG&amdata=enc%3AAQAFAAACgBaobrjLl8XobRIiIML1V4Imu%252Fn%252BzU5L90Z278x5ickk7PdDazAlGltMLJlUhrWsD%252BjagP3n2Wi2PP9H9bbty9tutqQhgUmp1bIIgObaPKvnRq4qjzkap19sQdRTMu9RsbKpgOEVg6judcuJ%252BAHjAPfwndPt2UyhP9oq%252BbS3hhJb1rHgOsNIry65rbCclIYXgf6WWcSTo7cJsTU5YRYaFdcFXLgqqsuXpLYsUYIm%252FC6dlsKTMXMUTRV%252BnSQmj10OesINYxpgS6H7NTYxgsYLF2EyKOE37yFlUqtWX%252BRHlmgywLwPqviCVEl2dlG5RlLst%252F9DwPge91S%252FQY2BgV1oqtgxadVjsCb5e9hw4Z0CfqZfRU1eHFZ3XsG%252FEDlFyZyHNDFR0G4zeUAuorzqL75lG7iMwdH2d7PigRQ6mtznOa4Vx40U%252BqXUPlpONHAazOLIsrypvLdnu%252Bf%252FNP08T7kujfukpU6OrOKhJoMrx%252FKbcyi4sVPHsM83%252F4W%252FFnUjGb%252F9juoi%252BwTcRJoyDKRlw7yhgAgFgLK0grurIiH9mbJTxBdCAwTKtuAICp27kxK2dGFQ2LIp6lNXP0F8caZmV1d5oohMWHxw3S7mo3g2OKUOGpwArBn9K6BYa5EiDTpg%252FHsSXeymS5N6AkMX%252BjrCjgjbjMQgZlMfFvt0xhilCkX26VkHJKgQ8ZJThio6W%252FGnRAX0it1NwnJty%252BuyoLGAe0Me%252FalaqhqqkjNvdw6AecMels%252F1zCH9NRDeffBkr9Wrd8sn4vTPsVUTO6EWwd6omaNnkIo8lygPJ4h37NUwigXDDncXr8nrLBAg1CBXDglm2Ggnjn4svzJ%252FWz7OEneJE6BC%252FMU%253D|cksum%3A2835657597609950dcfdfe2046e3839a1ef6d5214f1b|ampid%3APL_CLK|clp%3A2334524
You can get new radiators for those, just need the brackets.
@bigbob said in Clutch basket:
gpx moto tse250r
I'm not aware of anyone who has done this.
That's interesting that the clutch basket has failed.
[image: GPX_TSE250R_Right34.jpg]
I really dislike Chinese stuff because of their quality.
But this looks really sweet.
Shame about the clutch basket.
Some 3bn engines have slightly different inlets, not where the manifold bolts on but inside. The internals have different dimensions that I can only guess is supposed to help flow to the ports...