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noob Posts: 1699 Joined: 8/12/2008 Location: Burbank, CA	11/3/2009 8:03 AM noob wrote: ... dirt gets sucked into my air intake? What happens? I have an '02 CR250 that apparently doesn't have a tight seal where the boot meets the airbox. I'm going to seal the gap with silicone, but what are the symptoms of dirt already having gotten in there? noob wrote: ... dirt gets sucked into my air intake? What happens? I have an '02 CR250 that apparently doesn't have a tight seal where the boot meets the airbox. I'm going to seal the gap with silicone, but what are the symptoms of dirt already having gotten in there? Quote Last Post Only ... dirt gets sucked into my air intake? What happens? I have an '02 CR250 that apparently doesn't have a tight seal where the boot meets the airbox. I'm going to seal the gap with silicone, but what are the symptoms of dirt already having gotten in there?
xnationalwrench Posts: 695 Joined: 2/17/2008 Location: BRUNDIDGE, AL	11/3/2009 8:32 AM xnationalwrench wrote: You can waste the top end if not sealed properly. Low compression,low power are 2 of the telltale signs. rings, pistons, cylinders, reeds, and even power valves could have to be replaced. xnationalwrench wrote: You can waste the top end if not sealed properly. Low compression,low power are 2 of the telltale signs. rings, pistons, cylinders, reeds, and even power valves could have to be replaced. Quote Last Post Only You can waste the top end if not sealed properly. Low compression,low power are 2 of the telltale signs. rings, pistons, cylinders, reeds, and even power valves could have to be replaced.
lumpy790 Posts: 942 Joined: 9/18/2007 Location: York, SC	11/3/2009 8:48 AM lumpy790 wrote: Look for dirt in the bell of the carb. If its sucked some the crank will go. lumpy790 wrote: Look for dirt in the bell of the carb. If its sucked some the crank will go. Quote Last Post Only Look for dirt in the bell of the carb. If its sucked some the crank will go. www.MotoHose.com
noob Posts: 1699 Joined: 8/12/2008 Location: Burbank, CA	11/3/2009 10:40 AM noob wrote: Thanks - I'll check. noob wrote: Thanks - I'll check. Quote Last Post Only Thanks - I'll check.
moto314 Posts: 5 Joined: 10/20/2009 Location: POMONA, CA	11/3/2009 1:00 PM moto314 wrote: crank is shot if you got much dirt. moto314 wrote: crank is shot if you got much dirt. Quote Last Post Only crank is shot if you got much dirt. REC MX, JE Pistons, Max-RPMs - rec-mx.com
cjmx Posts: 282 Joined: 9/25/2006 Location: Denver, CO	11/3/2009 1:15 PM Edited Date/Time: 11/3/2009 1:19 PM cjmx wrote: I had that bike and used the PC racing boot seal kit. Dont know if they still make it but it was a new metal piece with hardware. You're right that seal is terrible. http://www.sudco.com/pc.html#cr cjmx wrote: I had that bike and used the PC racing boot seal kit. Dont know if they still make it but it was a new metal piece with hardware. You're right that seal is terrible. http://www.sudco.com/pc.html#cr Quote Last Post Only I had that bike and used the PC racing boot seal kit. Dont know if they still make it but it was a new metal piece with hardware. You're right that seal is terrible. http://www.sudco.com/pc.html#cr
noob Posts: 1699 Joined: 8/12/2008 Location: Burbank, CA	11/3/2009 4:01 PM cjmx wrote: I had that bike and used the PC racing boot seal kit. Dont know if they still make it but it was a new metal piece with hardware. You're right that seal is terrible. http://www.sudco.com/pc.html#cr cjmx wrote: I had that bike and used the PC racing boot seal kit. Dont know if they still make it but it was a new metal piece with hardware. You're right that seal is terrible. http://www.sudco.com/pc.html#cr noob wrote: Thanks, that's how I found out about the problem. I can't figure out how to order on their site - guess I'll have to call. (Big Lenny recommended it for Newmann's garage sale purchase) Quote Last Post Only noob wrote: Thanks, that's how I found out about the problem. I can't figure out how to order on their site - guess I'll have to call. (Big Lenny recommended it for Newmann's garage sale purchase) Quote Last Post Only Thanks, that's how I found out about the problem. I can't figure out how to order on their site - guess I'll have to call. (Big Lenny recommended it for Newmann's garage sale purchase)
lumpy790 Posts: 942 Joined: 9/18/2007 Location: York, SC	11/4/2009 7:04 AM lumpy790 wrote: MX Bonz still makes a kit for your bike. lumpy790 wrote: MX Bonz still makes a kit for your bike. Quote Last Post Only MX Bonz still makes a kit for your bike. www.MotoHose.com

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