Repairing A Hole In The Engine 2016 CRF250L
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.พ. 2016
- Heres a small video on a repair I had to do. Somewhere on my trips around the coast something has poked a hole through the factory cover plate and into the engine, at first i thought it may have just had too much oil put in from the service it had and was just dripping out the bleed hole but after a week of a very slow oil drip i decided to take the cover plate off and have a look under it. Woodzman has done a video for an aftermarket bash plate that looked very good but I hadn’t gotten around to getting one yet and unfortunately have learned the lesson the hard way.
Heres what I did/used.
Used some CRC mag wheel cleaner that I had which has degreasing properties to clean the area.
Sanded the area where the epoxy was going to stick.
Used some Metal putty/epoxy filler to fill the hole, sets in a hour and can be sanded smooth.
After my ride to and from work today looks fine, solid as a rock and no leak. The epoxy filler was on special for $8 so over all was a good cheap fix. I may look at getting it tidied up when it next gets serviced but might not need to. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Nice job hope it lasts. Took a look at your older vids. What a great place to ride I'm a new sub keep up the great vids and thanks for sharing
+TheFanitcalFan Thanks seems to be holding up so far gave it a good blat on the weekend with no issues. Cheers for the comment :)
Did you mix the epoxy and get ur warm?
Excelente video. Saludos desde chile
Good job on the repair. First mod on any dirt bike should be a skid plate. Even gravel roads can cause damage too much for a stock plastic thingy.
+azdesertdog Thanks. It is a essential thing to get just got carried away with getting the fun stuff first foolishly, lucky it wasn't to serious.
Stock bash plate is made of hard cheese..just like the stock handle bars....lol
Nicely done. stay safe
Educational. Thanks. Are you planning on an aluminum skid plate now or is that stock on good enough?
+Vermont Dualsport Will get an alloy one for sure, at least will get one before riding around the coast again the stock one has been fine for sticks and so on but I'm guessing it was a rock just went straight through it.
hi Dylan. did the chemical metal last ?
Hello, lasted as long as i had it had no issues.
but I don't a hole in the plastic skid plate, how the engine got hit there???
+Enduro Riders I point at the hole at the end of the video on the skid plate, was not very big was a slow leak of oil hardly noticeable until I cleaned the engine to have a decent look.
+Dylan Percival oh, ok so small...strange it got into engine so hard. thanks for the video.
It is better to use metal epoxy ! The two tubes that you mix and dry very quick and just 5 minutes and wait 1 to 2 hours to be hard dry
will the bike pass a roadworthy with this fix done to it?
It should do its a really solid repair I was impressed with how well it worked
A vehicle can pass a road worthy test with no engine at all.