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Old 07-29-2011, 05:04 PM   #1
blvdslim   blvdslim is offline
 
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250 ATV engine prob.

This one has me stumped. It came in running but smoked and 70 lb. compression. Seems he didnt know you have to oil the breather and rode
in powder sand :roll: Now,bull*hits out the way, I rebuilt the motor, new jug, valves, rings, piston. Sidebar, anyone know the torque specs. on 250cc
chinese motors, I used 25 lbs. Now, it won't start unless the choke is on and will not run with it off. It dies like I hit the kill button. Cleaned the carb(2T) reset the valves twice. Checked for vac. leaks :? I have worked on bikes for
a long time but I dont know it all, any ideas will be appreciated guys
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Old 07-30-2011, 02:08 AM   #2
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stalling

if you have th echoke on & it runs... and when you turn the choke off..... and it stalls.. you have a vacuum leak... spray soem either around the carb mounting & th eintke pipe.... if it stalls or runs stupid... then you have aleak there..
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Old 07-30-2011, 03:55 PM   #3
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You have to "oil the breather"? I'm lost.

Torque specs on which parts? I run 30~40lbs on the the head bolts, 15~25 on most everything else. Most of it is cheap aluminum so you can't get too carried away.

What are you reading in compression currently? What are your valves set at?

ALso...Amarillo? Wow. I'm in Lubbock. Small(ish) world.


 
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Old 07-30-2011, 04:02 PM   #4
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Re: stalling

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Originally Posted by FLASHLIGHTBOY
if you have th echoke on & it runs... and when you turn the choke off..... and it stalls.. you have a vacuum leak... spray soem either around the carb mounting & th eintke pipe.... if it stalls or runs stupid... then you have aleak there..
Keep exhaust leaks in mind, too...a bad one will do the same.


 
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Old 08-14-2011, 11:15 PM   #5
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Thaks for all the info in this post. I am just about to rebuild my 250 as the piston twisted in the cylinder.

New piston $25, new gaskets $30, this information to get it done correctly: PRICELESS.

THANKS GUYS!!!


 
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Old 08-15-2011, 06:38 PM   #6
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Thaks for all the info in this post. I am just about to rebuild my 250 as the piston twisted in the cylinder.

New piston $25, new gaskets $30, this information to get it done correctly: PRICELESS.

THANKS GUYS!!!
got a pic if that motor your rebuilding???
where did u get your parts ??
what service manual are u using ???
are u useing any honda parts ???
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Old 08-15-2011, 11:18 PM   #7
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no pictures yet but I can upload some later.

Parts some from Saga and some from Jane at ZStar.

Manuals??? What are those things?? Trust me I have rebuilt lots of motors from lawn mowers to V8 360 FORD.

Parts are Zongshen original.


 
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