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2006 06 Honda Crf250r Crf 250r Bottom End Motor Engine Cases Tranny Gears Crank on 2040-parts.com

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Temecula, California, United States

Temecula, California, United States
Condition:Used Warranty:No

From a 06 crf250r. Bottom end assembly for parts or perfect rebuild project. The crank rod bearing doesn't rotate well and the crank bearings have started or have already failed. Very few gold flakes in the oil when drained. The motor still spun over smoothly by hand. The top end is still in great shape so the bike was stopped before anymore damage could occur. The cases look good, No visible external case damage. It could use a new drain plug and washer. The tranny shifted into all the gears fine. The clutch felt good. The stator/electrical system operated as it should. This bottom end assembly will need a new crank and bearing none the less. Perfect rebuild project! The Assembly is CLEAN! SEE PICS. Everything you see is included. Please ensure you are ready to buy when bidding!

This item is sold as is and non refundable.

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