Find these bolts! 06 rm250

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Looks to be an M6x75ish.......Hex Head Flange (with about 25mm threaded)
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I've had my RM in a box for a year or so. Had to put the build on a back burner to fund racing and for the life of me cannot remember where these came out. I had them bagged with the three stator bolts. Inner case bolts? I can't find em in the schematic or manual.
6/30/2014 12:25pm
Bolts that long are invariably case bolts.
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6/30/2014 2:29pm
Could be the bolts that hole the cases together behind the flywheel.

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The 3 without the water corrosion are on the right side cover. 1 at 9 o'clock, 1 at 12 o'clock and 1 at 6 o'clock. The one with water corrosion is the bottom right on the water pump housing.
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You go to the dealer? or do they come in a t bolt kit
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Jakes Dad wrote:
The 3 without the water corrosion are on the right side cover. 1 at 9 o'clock, 1 at 12 o'clock and 1 at 6 o'clock. The...
The 3 without the water corrosion are on the right side cover. 1 at 9 o'clock, 1 at 12 o'clock and 1 at 6 o'clock. The one with water corrosion is the bottom right on the water pump housing.
This is correct.

It is difficult to tell in the manuals because of the angles and perspective the drawings are illustrated with....reference size is not always easy to determine.
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7/1/2014 12:05pm
JakesDad comes through again!
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ME686 wrote:
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Yeah only cause my dumbass had to put helicoils in 2 of those locations. Take time once in awhile to spray brake clean and take a small brush and clean the threads. Then use anti seize on bolts, Suzuki's sure seem to have soft metal.
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7/2/2014 11:17am
I've had good luck so far. Took every bolt and bearing out to clean and none were stripped. But, the bike was all but new when I got it so nobody had a chance to touch it thank goodness
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Jakes Dad wrote:
Yeah only cause my dumbass had to put helicoils in 2 of those locations. Take time once in awhile to spray brake clean and take a...
Yeah only cause my dumbass had to put helicoils in 2 of those locations. Take time once in awhile to spray brake clean and take a small brush and clean the threads. Then use anti seize on bolts, Suzuki's sure seem to have soft metal.
Yes, they do.

Currently owning an 06 RC replica and an 83 RM 250 (along with others through the years) I can honestly say Suzuki appears to use lower quality metal in many applications. I get flamed for saying it, bet hey, I own them too and facts are facts.

Ignore it at your own peril.
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7/3/2014 5:51pm
Ignore what? I know what comes with the territory on yellow bikes
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ME686 wrote:
Ignore what? I know what comes with the territory on yellow bikes
I was speaking in general terms, not to you directly.

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