1983 LT 125cc rebuild cost ?
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Burke753
Yeah it does I haven't been able to figure out what it is for except that it holds the choke needle into the carb</end quote></div>
my bro inlaw says aits a manual choke, but i dont see how? he says it take forever to start , i tryed to tell him to lube up the cable choke, which i did the last time i was out there, but he washs it after every outing , so it gets dry qucikly
Yeah it does I haven't been able to figure out what it is for except that it holds the choke needle into the carb</end quote></div>
my bro inlaw says aits a manual choke, but i dont see how? he says it take forever to start , i tryed to tell him to lube up the cable choke, which i did the last time i was out there, but he washs it after every outing , so it gets dry qucikly
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Burke753
Yeah I don't see how that works either, but I might need to lube the choke cable I don't understand why it is stuck on, yesterday I took the needle and physically shoved it to the bottom of the carb to try and turn the choke off and it still felt stuck on</end quote></div>
yes you got to clean off the brass plunger that goes into the car real good with a scotch-bite pad. so its real free.
Yeah I don't see how that works either, but I might need to lube the choke cable I don't understand why it is stuck on, yesterday I took the needle and physically shoved it to the bottom of the carb to try and turn the choke off and it still felt stuck on</end quote></div>
yes you got to clean off the brass plunger that goes into the car real good with a scotch-bite pad. so its real free.
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1983 LT 125cc rebuild cost ?
well its time for a piston now , smoking way badd now ,
new plug lasted 15 miles now.
going to be pricy?
needs rear sprocket, chain, idler ten.
rear brake shoes
4 ft. wheel brgs
plud all bore and heard rebuild stuff.
might be better parting it out ? what you think.?
new plug lasted 15 miles now.
going to be pricy?
needs rear sprocket, chain, idler ten.
rear brake shoes
4 ft. wheel brgs
plud all bore and heard rebuild stuff.
might be better parting it out ? what you think.?
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1983 LT 125cc rebuild cost ?
parting it out for a breeze? no way.
just bore 0.010 over, go for a wiseco piston, and they can set u up with a compete gasket and seal kit. ~$150
then just go for cheep pads (try mfgsupply.com) and sunstar steel sprockets. ~$50
but do invenst in a good chain. ~$50
and bearing and seal kits are cheep on ebay. ~$60
just bore 0.010 over, go for a wiseco piston, and they can set u up with a compete gasket and seal kit. ~$150
then just go for cheep pads (try mfgsupply.com) and sunstar steel sprockets. ~$50
but do invenst in a good chain. ~$50
and bearing and seal kits are cheep on ebay. ~$60