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Thread: Damn TRX250R motor issues! Help wanted

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    Quote Originally Posted by lisnup65
    I guess its sorta like this, but not near as bad.

    http://72.29.68.184/%7Edespera/Video...r%20sounds.wmv

    This is the worse I have ever heard!!!!!
    im new to 2 strokes so gime some slack if im wrong hear, but the detonation would be that constant tick on that thing right?
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    Quote Originally Posted by My trike Sucks
    im new to 2 strokes so gime some slack if im wrong hear, but the detonation would be that constant tick on that thing right?

    That is beyond detonation! Their is definite piston slap or rod slap going on in that motor. Detonation if my memoty is correct will be most prevaliant under load and NOT at idle.
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    i think its rod slap

    I thinks ** problem is piston slap with rod slap and why it quiets down when * add gas is it gets enough case pressure to keep it off ***** from rocking as bad, I says rip it down and do it again, if * runnin it more the sound will get louder and the bottom end might be freid, I also suggest getting a new rod also as this one could be slightly "grooved from being fired on and slapping around" thats the worst case problem, it also just could be piston slap from being broke in 2 times cause ** clearences from being takin apart and being put back together 2 times are different. i hope * have luck with this
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    Dunno if this will help you or not. 86 TRX's have a higher exhaust port than there latter yrs.This is partly why so many want the motor from an 86.ANyhow,do to this higher port,if all you have done is hone the cylinder,you might be running into exhaust port slap.Mine had done this as well. What happins is as the piston wears,it starts to rock front to back,this cause the piston to just catch in the upper side of the higher exhaust port.Not a good thing. If you dont catch it soon enough you will be resleeving a good jug and possibly worse dmages if it hangs altogether. If you have to tear it down,look to see if theres any hair line cracks running off the exhaust port into the cylinder walls.You should see some flatness to the edge of the top of the port ,as well as the piston will have marks on it. HOpe this helps,hope its not the problem. Good luck.
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    What's up guys.

    It's not detonation. You can cross that one off the list. You will know detonation when you hear it. It's a pinging noise from the cylinder when you're hard on the gas (sounds like a death rattle). 180 something in compression is not enough to cause detonation, so I wouldn't worry about that.

    I've had that noise in the past:

    The most common cause of that noise is piston slap. If you honed the motor, that would be my first place to start. Check your piston clearance (piston to cylinder wall clearance). Excessive rod clearance makes a knock when you're decelerating. The wear limit is .14mm or .006 inches. Normal is .06 -.08 mm or .0024-.0031 inches. (also make sure that you don't have a sticky ring)

    I also had that noise come from my counterbalancer. I rebuilt my bottom end 2 years ago because my motor sounded like a time bomb. I thought it was crank bearings, but it tuned out to be a loose fit on the counterbalancer bearing. I had a new bearing pressed on it in 1997 and I guess it came loose over time.

    If this means anything, you should fix that noise, but I raced my bike for 2 years like that.

    Hope this helps.

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