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Yamaha WR250X (R)


boboneleg

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1 hour ago, Catteeclan said:

Same mod used for the TDM900s, made no difference starting but did help some with the low rev stutter.

As for noise I can't remember and now I have the top of the box removed on mine and loving the induction noise.
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Nice filters , is the little orange one for the breather ?

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A couple of months ago I put new fork seals on the WR but after a couple of rides the O/S fork started leaking again.  I got Garry who does my MOT's to have a look and he pointed out vertical scoring on the leg , that wasn't allowing the seal to do it's job.

Parts for this bike are fairly rare in UK , I wondered if the forks from a WR250F (enduro) would fit but they need work to do the job and it was more than I wanted to do so I bit the bullet and ordered a new fork tube, along with bushes and a fork seal.

So up on the ramp again and the fork was removed..........

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Once you get the cap off you need two spanners to remove the leg ..................

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and then I drained the oil overnight ..................

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Once the parts arrived (nearly three weeks ) , I took the fork leg into work as we would need to fabricate a tool to remove the damper rod .  My boss is a wizz at making suitable tools ............

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I cleaned up the damper rod and valve and then fitted those parts to the leg, new on the left , old on the right ..........

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Back home this morning I set about fitting the new bushes and seal, the Motion Pro seal driver was employed for the job..........

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the air gap was measured with my trusty steel rule and then everything was button up ........

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and now I have another freebie Japanese mechanic key ring from CMSNL   :classic_laugh:

 

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1 hour ago, boboneleg said:

Bloody fork seals again , lasted 4,000 miles this time ............  :classic_angry:

 

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Are they getting abit cruddy or something? 

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15 hours ago, boboneleg said:

Bloody fork seals again , lasted 4,000 miles this time ............  :classic_angry:

 

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Have you stolen my dominator forks.:classic_laugh:
Having said that they've been fine this last time, haven't ridden it.

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