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By luke8500
Hi all,
I have a 2004 honda crf250r and it wont start hot at all. The motor was just rebuilt with a new cylinder and piston. The valves were just adjusted. It will start cold in 1 or 2 kicks with choke but as soon as it gets hot it wont start. If you bump start it the motor will just turn over without starting. sometimes it will start. It runs great until you shut it off. im thinking its either a fuel issue or an electrical issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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By SandSoldier
Hello! This listing is for my 2007 Honda CRF250R dirt bike. Last winter I spun the rod bearing and just recently finished rebuilding it. Selling to fund new bike. I am currently the second owner.
Current registration valid until 2020, pink slip in hand.
Fresh parts:
-top end kit: Wiseco; forged, moly skirt coated, 12.9:1 comp ratio (new wrist pin, gaskets, etc)
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-bottom end kit: Wiseco; (new bearings, seals, etc)
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Note:
*rebuild was done by my dad (master tech at CAT) and I (4th year mechanical engineering student)
*has maybe 15 minutes on new parts, IT HAS NOT BEEN PROPERLY BROKEN IN YET
*I have email receipts, pics of rebuild, and old parts as proof of rebuild, just ask and I'll show em off
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-wrap around hand guards
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Feel free to ask for any more specifics or pictures!
LOCAL PICK UP ONLY
Thanks!
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By Matt Ray
Okay so the title is a little vague.
So it was having trouble idling and even starting when I first bought it about a month ago for $2k.
So I did a rough clean of carb, looked up on YouTube, Forums, Etc on how to do it. I only cleaned jets with carb cleaner and sprayed around the float bowl area and such, so not too extensive.
Did that and I took it out to a park, It would start up right away mostly, few kicks sometimes, but when I got it started, I had to keep the choke on. Right when I was ready to go fast and go up to 3rd and 4th gear I'd switch it off and it would work fine and sound fine and everything, but when I slowed back down and coasted around 1st gear i'd pop it back out again because it sounded like it was going to do. I have some videos if people would like me to link to them.
So after that I decided to take it apart and replace spark plug with OEM NGK R0409B-8, replace main jet from a old 170 to a new 170, replaced pilot jet from a old 40 to a new 42, and kept starter jet the same just made sure that wasn't clogged, ordered a new adjustable fuel screw and used that.
and it was still having a little bit of problems! I just started up today and the day before today. It would run only with choke on, if i twisted throttle in neutral it sounded pretty good, no gun shot noises or anything, pretty smooth.
If I tried to take choke off it would die immediately. So I started it back up again, took around 6 kicks.. So again with choke on it sounded like it was starting to lose power and RPM's would drop so I'd twist throttle a few times and it would stay idling.. then after a small amount of time, start to sound like its about to die again... so I would rev it up again, and repeat..
Fuel line isn't clogged, flows fine.
I tried fuel screw everywhere between 1 and 2 turns out..
I checked valve clearances, and I'm no expert but from the videos I watched the slipped underneath intake and exhaust with only minor force.
So I'm lost..
Maybe float bowl is messed up? Should I just do a COMPLETE carb rebuild from videos I've seen on youtube, like this one -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AXb9UprT30? Or what?
It's getting annoying taking it apart all the time, I jsut want it to start up quickly and run well!!
Thank you!
Austin, TX, Elevation 600ft, where I ride its around 900ft
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