Newbie with a few questions.
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Newbie with a few questions.
Hello all....I am new to the board and I am a relatively new owner of a CRM250....I am still trying to determine exactly what I have.....I have documents that state both 1992 and 1993 as the year and I have not found the location of the vin# on the frame(may have been covered up when powdercoated) with the current information I have I believe it is a MK2.2?
I am in the US and I am having difficulty finding part suppliers.
I am in need of water pump seals. I do not have a parts manual but I assume there is one for the impeller side and one for the cover side. I will also need clutch cover gaskets or any related parts required to change seals. Does anyone have these part numbers so I can try to source them from a local dealer? If a local dealer does not have the parts who are the better suppliers out there?
Thanks in advance for any advice as well as the great forum.
Regards,
Mark
I am in the US and I am having difficulty finding part suppliers.
I am in need of water pump seals. I do not have a parts manual but I assume there is one for the impeller side and one for the cover side. I will also need clutch cover gaskets or any related parts required to change seals. Does anyone have these part numbers so I can try to source them from a local dealer? If a local dealer does not have the parts who are the better suppliers out there?
Thanks in advance for any advice as well as the great forum.
Regards,
Mark
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Re: Newbie with a few questions.
Have a look at this thread
viewtopic.php?f=20&t=5261
Your best bet is to get the part no. book then try a local and order the part no from a local or US based Honda dealer.
If you have no luck there Lesuretrail in the UK are very good.
viewtopic.php?f=20&t=5261
Your best bet is to get the part no. book then try a local and order the part no from a local or US based Honda dealer.
If you have no luck there Lesuretrail in the UK are very good.
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Re: Newbie with a few questions.
Hi Mark, it's normally possible to source the seals from dedicated bearing and seal factor outlet such as,
http://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/Seals/c19/index.html
Remove the seals carefully, and read of the sizes, or take them to a local factor place.
You can also measure them yourself with a reasonable set of vernier callipers.
A full set of gaskets can be sourced here,
http://www.massiveracing.com/gasket-ful ... 6664-p.asp
Or if you're really on a budget, get a sheet of gasket paper, and use the casing as template to make your own gasket.
There is a UK based company that does most bits and bobs, but the postage will rack up the charges.
http://www.leisuretrail.co.uk/Crm%20accessories.htm
Have a look in the what fits what section, is quite a lot of cross fusion on parts used.
Most Honda dealers can get most bits.
Mike
http://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/Seals/c19/index.html
Remove the seals carefully, and read of the sizes, or take them to a local factor place.
You can also measure them yourself with a reasonable set of vernier callipers.
A full set of gaskets can be sourced here,
http://www.massiveracing.com/gasket-ful ... 6664-p.asp
Or if you're really on a budget, get a sheet of gasket paper, and use the casing as template to make your own gasket.
There is a UK based company that does most bits and bobs, but the postage will rack up the charges.
http://www.leisuretrail.co.uk/Crm%20accessories.htm
Have a look in the what fits what section, is quite a lot of cross fusion on parts used.
Most Honda dealers can get most bits.
Mike
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Re: Newbie with a few questions.
Thanks for the quick replies.....I should have mentioned that I am looking for and will be purchasing a shop and parts manual when I locate them.
I am looking for the part numbers from someone who already has a parts manual so that I can see if a dealer here in the states can provide them. If not then I will try to source them as Mike suggests or order from someone on the vendor list such as Leisure Trail.
I really am anxious to get the bike up and going again ...it has quickly become one of my favorite bikes.
I am looking for the part numbers from someone who already has a parts manual so that I can see if a dealer here in the states can provide them. If not then I will try to source them as Mike suggests or order from someone on the vendor list such as Leisure Trail.
I really am anxious to get the bike up and going again ...it has quickly become one of my favorite bikes.
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Re: Newbie with a few questions.
I'll make it easier
This is from the ar parts manual but water pump bits and seals should be the same
http://s827.photobucket.com/albums/zz19 ... img011.jpg
This is from the ar parts manual but water pump bits and seals should be the same
http://s827.photobucket.com/albums/zz19 ... img011.jpg
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Re: Newbie with a few questions.
Thanks for the link Eddie ....should I hope to find a manual in English?