Help ZXR250c Mystery Bolts

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  1. Tassie-Moto

    Tassie-Moto Member

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    After putting the engine of my bike back together and putting it back in the frame I have been left with two mystery bolts.
    They are both quite dirty with general road grime and grease, and they have no strength number on their head.
    These where in a bag by themselves which annoyingly was the only bag that I didn't label during the tear down.
    Please help me figure out where these bolts go so I can get my bike back on the road.
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    kiffsta Senior Member

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    Bolts to hold your engine in ?
     
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    Adam Giles Well-Known Member

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    Megazip have exploded diagrams. Maybe worth a look?

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    The engine is all in place. There also too short for engine mount bolts.
     
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    I've looked at exploded diagrams and in my worshop manual and can't find them.
     
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    Looks like water pump bolts but there should be 3
     
  7. sharky

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    Are they 8mm head
     
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    the water pump is all back in place.
    they're a 10mm head
     
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    my67xr Bike Enthusiast Staff Member Premium Member Contributing Member

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    Tank mounting bolt's ?
     
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    maelstrom LiteTek Staff Member Premium Member 250cc Vendor Contributing Member

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    Bolts are measured by their thread size not their head size so those are M6 x 85.
    There can't be too many at that length so should be able to track them down.
     
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    nope. I have them in a labelled bag.
    and they're too long for that.
     
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    that's what I was thinking too. But it's got me completely stumped.
     
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    Front sprocket cover maybe then, although im sure there 8mm too
     
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    that's back on the bike too.
     
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    Starter motor through bolts
     
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    the starter is all in place
     

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