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Author:  MT250E_74 [ Thu May 05, 2005 5:20 pm ]
Post subject:  'oh no' countershaft trouble

does any one know where they sell transmission rebuild kits,, or individual parts, i have a 1974 MT250 elsinore,, today i was going up my driveway hard in first then i shifted into 2nd,, and the engine just revved freely,, when i stopped and looked, the countershaft was spinning, and the sprocket wasnt..uh oh.... ,, i took the side cover off,, and took the sprocket off and where theres supposed to be metal (keyways/slots), what ever you call them
there was none except for the very front of the shaft, which isnt being toushed by anything............. :( help would be much appreciated!
~ jeff

Author:  FirePig [ Fri May 06, 2005 9:49 am ]
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Jeff,

Try Western Hills Honda http://www.westernhillshonda.com or look on Ebay. There are some vintage Honda parts still available new from any Honda dealer though I suspect most tranny parts are no longer in stock.

Good luck,

Loren

Author:  MT250E_74 [ Fri May 06, 2005 10:25 am ]
Post subject:  hey loren, thanks

hey loren, thanks ill check that out, ill go to westernhillshonda, ive checked ebay, and yes, i will call my local honda dealers.... thank you very much, any help is VERY much appreciated ~ jeff

Author:  redrocket190 [ Fri May 06, 2005 1:34 pm ]
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Western Hills Honda is very good for finding discontinued parts. However if they don't have something you are looking for try http://www.cmsnl.com. The prices are in Euros so be sitting down, and you will need the part #.

Author:  Elsinorestuff [ Fri May 06, 2005 9:40 pm ]
Post subject:  mt250

I have some used MT250 trannies. You need the output shaft at the very least. You will need to split the cases so I would do the seals and bearings while I had it apart. Email is mailto:elsinorestuff@qwest.net

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