View Full Version : 250r trans won't shift into neutral, any ideas
I just got my 250r back together. Did it all myself with the help from here and .org. Bike runs great and shifts through all 6 gears fine. I just can't get it into neutral when the motor is running. If you shut it off it goes into neutral just fine. It does seem to be a little notchier when shifting than before. Any ideas on what may cause this other than a bent shift fork, I'd like to try all alternatives before splitting the cases again.
chromedout
05-01-2006, 12:17 AM
My guess is your clutch cable needs some adjustment....
HEAD09
05-01-2006, 06:04 PM
well if the cable was checked.... the only thing else is maybe a broken spring any noise from the cover when the clutch is engaged? thats happen to my dirt bike once...
skippy
05-01-2006, 07:21 PM
how is the clutch basket? sounds like the basket is worn and not letting the plastes to float freely..
nouseforaname90
05-01-2006, 07:23 PM
I had this happen to me as well. I thought that the clutch cable on the R was way too tight, so I loosened it a bit. Well when I went to pop it into neutral, it would just go between 1st and 2nd and not go into neutral. After I tightened the cable back up, it worked fine. I guess my clutch its simply hard to pull :(
Clutch basket is a little worn. IE there are some very small steps in it. But it never had a problem going into neutral before the bottom end rebuild. Could it just take some time for it to wear in again? The clutch basket also had a little in and out play in it. Is this normal or shoud it be tight with no in and out movement.
crackshot
05-02-2006, 11:23 AM
I know those close ratio transmissions can be a little touchy.
Have you tried to see if it will go into N without the trike running and using your hand to lightly jog the shifter between 1st and 2nd?
YTM200BOY
05-02-2006, 03:28 PM
First off get a manual and then open that baby up!!
TeamGeek6
05-02-2006, 04:18 PM
Normal for old 250Rs, clutch basket or wear on the push rod or mushroom. Mine does it.
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