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A big chunk of that quote is labour. If you could do the work yourself you'd save a packet.
Quote from: TotalNZ on September 22, 2012, 06:23:42 PMA big chunk of that quote is labour. If you could do the work yourself you'd save a packet. I agree. I can't remember if you said you needed to split the cases to get at the crank seals and bearings but thats about $150 roughly if you do. Other than that basically what cnrcpla said. Issue is an Australia genuine parts outlet is hard to come across and believe me I've been looking. You won't be able to import genuine parts from rockymountain for example in the states either international trade laws or some crap. I'd look for some cases on the net, buy international if you have to. I'm constantly on ebay buying and selling random crap so I'll keep an eye out for you, I'll post up here if I see anything. What was the bike again?
Quote from: Stusmoke on September 23, 2012, 07:37:31 AMQuote from: TotalNZ on September 22, 2012, 06:23:42 PMA big chunk of that quote is labour. If you could do the work yourself you'd save a packet. I agree. I can't remember if you said you needed to split the cases to get at the crank seals and bearings but thats about $150 roughly if you do. Other than that basically what cnrcpla said. Issue is an Australia genuine parts outlet is hard to come across and believe me I've been looking. You won't be able to import genuine parts from rockymountain for example in the states either international trade laws or some crap. I'd look for some cases on the net, buy international if you have to. I'm constantly on ebay buying and selling random crap so I'll keep an eye out for you, I'll post up here if I see anything. What was the bike again?98 KX250, I think the parts range from 92-99 Anyways. Yeah and the quote was mainly for labour the parts only accumulated to 1300. And the most expensive being the cases. Also was wondering the piston only has scoring and they suggested to get the bore honed, wondering if I should bother or not, as the top end was replaced and is only 1 ride old prior to this problem. The 1 ride obviously has scored the piston but other then that it was a brand new Pro X piston/rings combo. Should I keep that, and i have been searching on ebay for parts, and picked up a second hand case (matching set) and also the gasket kits. They quoted 6 hours labour also at $95AUD per hour. Pretty expensive I think!!
Quote from: benji.dojo.3 on September 24, 2012, 02:19:51 PMQuote from: Stusmoke on September 23, 2012, 07:37:31 AMQuote from: TotalNZ on September 22, 2012, 06:23:42 PMA big chunk of that quote is labour. If you could do the work yourself you'd save a packet. I agree. I can't remember if you said you needed to split the cases to get at the crank seals and bearings but thats about $150 roughly if you do. Other than that basically what cnrcpla said. Issue is an Australia genuine parts outlet is hard to come across and believe me I've been looking. You won't be able to import genuine parts from rockymountain for example in the states either international trade laws or some crap. I'd look for some cases on the net, buy international if you have to. I'm constantly on ebay buying and selling random crap so I'll keep an eye out for you, I'll post up here if I see anything. What was the bike again?98 KX250, I think the parts range from 92-99 Anyways. Yeah and the quote was mainly for labour the parts only accumulated to 1300. And the most expensive being the cases. Also was wondering the piston only has scoring and they suggested to get the bore honed, wondering if I should bother or not, as the top end was replaced and is only 1 ride old prior to this problem. The 1 ride obviously has scored the piston but other then that it was a brand new Pro X piston/rings combo. Should I keep that, and i have been searching on ebay for parts, and picked up a second hand case (matching set) and also the gasket kits. They quoted 6 hours labour also at $95AUD per hour. Pretty expensive I think!!If I had to choose one thing I hate about my country, its the prices of everything under the sun. Absolutely ridiculous everything is more expensive here. Regarding the scored piston, I would suggest employing a cylinder bore gauge to measure the cylinder bore. Take several measurements from several different points around the cylinder and if any of them differ more than 0.05 from eachother I would DEFINITELY have it rehoned. I'd probably do it if it was .03 actually. take a few snappies of the piston, post them up on here and see what everyone has to say.