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Thomas-R
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PostPosted: 21:13 - 04 Dec 2018    Post subject: TDR125 Crank 1991 model Reply with quote

Hi there

I have bourght a 1991 TDR125 italy, with the wired wheels. But i desperat needs a botom end rebuild, the previus owner ran i with a briken oil line causing major failure. The bad thing is that it seems the crank is discontinued. Con rod might stil be around.

But does any body know if the crank from the later models fits, etc form a 1997 model. The 170cc kit fit everything from 1991 to 2005, so at least the piston pin must be the same.'

cmsnl.com have the 1997 crank dead cheap, but if it does not fit it is just a waste of money.

Hope you guys can help Mr. Green
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PostPosted: 02:26 - 05 Dec 2018    Post subject: Reply with quote

pjme are very good for crank rebuilds.
https://www.pjme.co.uk/acatalog/Crank_Shaft_Rebuilding.html

he sells all bearing and seals as well. £40 plus parts and + vat. You need to go to someone who will do a good job, some are very bad at this. Pjme are excellent.

from this https://www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/model/yamaha/yamaha_tdr125r%2093.htm i presume the engine is the same as the dt125r. Ring pjme and see he sells a complete crank for £140 or so.
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PostPosted: 07:33 - 05 Dec 2018    Post subject: Reply with quote

Thanks guys

I will give pjme a shout, mabe he can save the 170cc barrel as well
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PostPosted: 12:23 - 05 Dec 2018    Post subject: Reply with quote

Just to make shure, this should fit, just found out that one of my mates, has done the con rod change quite at bit of times

https://www.ebay.de/itm/Con-Rod-Kit-Yamaha-TZR125-250-87-93-DT125R-88-06-TDR125-250-Each-4F0-11651-00/112136740533?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649

btw, phoned Yamaha and the original part i discontinued
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PostPosted: 11:24 - 06 Dec 2018    Post subject: Reply with quote

I know it is not an nuts and bolts job. Might send it to PJME, only thing is the dam shippeing cost from Denmark, and i know that if my mate says he knows what he i dooing then he knows. But defetenetly gona by the parts from PJME, all i one place and save some shipping cost
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PostPosted: 06:44 - 07 Dec 2018    Post subject: Reply with quote

He is a mashinist, has rebuild noumurus engines and cranks, and has the tools, and has a serius pasion for bikes and engines.
And regarding the presses, i think we at work have alt least 3 that is more than up to the job.
But i'm not that confident that i will tackel it my own.
I did rebuild my SV1000 engine when i broke 2 gears in the gear box, so not totaly noob in the engine department, just could'nt figure out why the parts for a 1997 TDR125 did not fit min, as it is the year on the title. Just got notice from Yamaha and it is actualy a 1990 model, talk about sitting in the show room for a long time Wink

But i realy apriciate the help Thumbs Up
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PostPosted: 17:12 - 07 Dec 2018    Post subject: Reply with quote

Cool, is og stille legal to race the 2 smokers on English track? The Danish and Swedish ones is fucked with nabour complaints and noise restriktions to the extend that Some standard exhausts, even on new'er biks are to loud.

Dont get me wrong i'm stil consedering sending og to pjme 😉

Just have to paint the frame, and asemble it again. One thing at a time.
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PostPosted: 02:14 - 08 Dec 2018    Post subject: Reply with quote

mpd72 CPT wrote:
Thomas-R wrote:
He is a mashinist, has rebuild noumurus engines and cranks, and has the tools, and has a serius pasion for bikes and engines.
And regarding the presses, i think we at work have alt least 3 that is more than up to the job.
But i'm not that confident that i will tackel it my own.
I did rebuild my SV1000 engine when i broke 2 gears in the gear box, so not totaly noob in the engine department, just could'nt figure out why the parts for a 1997 TDR125 did not fit min, as it is the year on the title. Just got notice from Yamaha and it is actualy a 1990 model, talk about sitting in the show room for a long time Wink

But i realy apriciate the help Thumbs Up


Don't think I was putting you down.

I'm a fairly competent machanic too. I raced a TZR250 for 5 years and know those engines inside out. A TZR250 is basically 2 X TDR/TZR/DTR 125 barrels.

I'm just saying that cranks are not a job for an amateur. You need serious experience and specialist tools. If your mate has done them before, fine. I just wanted to stress that this is not something I or the vast majority of mechanics could tackle, it needs a specialist engineering firm who do cranks and have the right equipment.

On some cranks, mainly car ones, the con rods are bolted together at the bottom so can be changed without splitting the crank. On these obviously the crank needs taking apart. Good luck.


to be fair for a single 2t crank you need a hand press, a feeler gauge, a copper hammer and a dti clock and V blocks....if your a machinist then this is pretty much bread and butter stuff
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PostPosted: 10:04 - 08 Dec 2018    Post subject: Reply with quote

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