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Nubbinz
04-12-2013, 04:22 PM
All parts i ordered for my 86 250sx are here. Only thing that isnt is the clymer manual... was wondering where the drain plug, and oil filter cover are. Drain and fill plug on the diff, how to replace fork boots, and torque specs for all this. Dumb questions, but ive lost money before by not doing things right the first time so i like to make sure. Should have it finished tomorrow or sunday. Thanks in advance
UPNATM
04-12-2013, 04:31 PM
I cant post up the direct pdf link, because im on my phone, but here is the link to all the different manuals.
The sx is toward the bottom on the right hand side.
http://www.oscarmayer.net/atc/manuals/
Nubbinz
04-12-2013, 04:34 PM
I have that on my tablet, the pics are impossible to see. The exploded diagrams are good, but i cant find what i need in it
dougspcs
04-12-2013, 06:59 PM
All parts i ordered for my 86 250sx are here. Only thing that isnt is the clymer manual... was wondering where the drain plug, and oil filter cover are. Drain and fill plug on the diff, how to replace fork boots, and torque specs for all this. Dumb questions, but ive lost money before by not doing things right the first time so i like to make sure. Should have it finished tomorrow or sunday. Thanks in advance
Oil drain plug on the bottom of the machine, accessible thru one of the small holes in the engine guard..17mm socket to remove.
Filter cover on the left side of the motor with a black plastic cap on, 3 - 8mm bolts to remove. Be extra sure when you put the filter on to install it with the rubber grommet pointed away from the motor.
Diff drain on the left lower edge of the differential, 10mm bolt.
Fill plug is easy to spot of course..17mm socket to remove.
Oil after drain approx. 2.1L, differential fluid approx. 3.3oz..
oeduardo67
04-12-2013, 10:29 PM
Post some pics! I'm sure its going to turn out great!
Nubbinz
04-13-2013, 01:10 PM
Its covered in dirt with the front torn off. I think i need to go to town for clamps. Stock honda boots take 2, the ones i got take 4. But i will finish tonight, if its dark ill post pics tomorrow
Nubbinz
04-13-2013, 07:28 PM
Well i got one boot done, and it was extremely difficult. Had to have an assistant pull on the piston and bend it a little, with the piston down on the ground. I had to jump up and down on the front end and eventually it went back in. Is there supposed to be a way to re install them by yourself? At this point i expect it to be done next weekend, because im assuming i need an assistant for the other side.. which i rarely have
Nubbinz
04-14-2013, 02:08 AM
Well my trike was maybe 5 minutes from being finished and i snapped one of the 10mm studs off the right fork. I vice gripped it out. All the parts sites ive been on dont even list the studs as an individual part. Anyone know the parts number or anywhere to get it besides a parts bike?
ps2fixer
04-14-2013, 02:34 AM
I would say take the stud to a hardware store and match up the threads and size and length. I don't recall them having anything special about them, just basically a threaded rod. Probably would be a good idea to put some loctite on the side of the stud that will go back in the shock to keep it from wanting to spin out later on.
Nubbinz
04-14-2013, 09:24 PM
I ground the head off a crankcase screw from my 110 parts bike. Same pitch and length, it worked perfectly. Rode my trike for about an hour today. I still need to change fluids, and mess with the throttle cable. It revs slightly when turning. But its done and runs great.167457 167459167462 167463 i routed all breather and vent lines to behind the headlight, and am currently running the intake with an open pipe. I plan to snorkel the intake, put my hitch on it, get a set of clean rear fenders, racks, and a manual winch on the front.
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