Dtre 125 autolube help please
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Hi so ive just bought a dtre 125 2004 model and the guy was using a different 2 stroke oil so ive taken off the pump and bottle ect and to clean it i used petrol so ive stripped down the pump and now for some reason the pin underneath will not move back up into the slide sort of looks like the valve in a carb and i cant line it back up what do you lot think if it a nee oil pump or csn i rebuild it somhow. Thanks
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@itstom Post some pics dude.
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I definitely would not be using petrol or the like to clean the oil pump! It'll dry out seals and potentially damage it.
Not sure why you felt the need to clean the pump just because someone used different oil. That's perfectly acceptable.
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i would suggest not using the autolube and mixing the oil with the gas
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@itstom yeah I wouldn’t use that pump after it’s been in petrol you just don’t know if the seals are rated for petrol maybe they are but your putting you entire engine on the line
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@itstom Carb For future reference some carb cleaner would have been a better option.
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@NINJA said in Dtre 125 autolube help please:
@itstom Carb For future reference some carb cleaner would have been a better option.
Even carb cleaner destroys o rings, can get oil pump refurbed if needs be, or s/h off eBay?
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@claws said in Dtre 125 autolube help please:
i would suggest not using the autolube and mixing the oil with the gas
GAS? WTF! Are you running on propane or natural? Petrol please!
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@oldman i mix the 2 stroke oil with the gas. i use a 2% mix and not need to worry about autolube. works great
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@oldman WOW! I thought that carb cleaner would be OK???
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I would have thought something more along the lines of wd-40 gt85. Something that lubricates.
As said, carb cleaner, brake cleaner, dries out seals. So it's a no go for oil pumps
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@claws said in Dtre 125 autolube help please:
@oldman i mix the 2 stroke oil with the gas. i use a 2% mix and not need to worry about autolube. works great
It's petrol! Not gas
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@oldman does it matter? i say gas if i want to and you can say petrol. im not from the uk so i dont say petrol
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@Calum ah yea haha
