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Old 06-21-2013, 09:28 AM
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Default EC200 died on straight gas with no premix oil.

I am considering buying a 2004 EC200 that was run on straight gas with no oil premix. The owner replaced the piston and said the cylinder was ok but the crank bottom end is making noise.

I am thinking that I should be able to fix it with new crank bearings and rod kit. I estimate about $425 for the parts and gasket kit. Does this seem like a reasonable assumption? Anything else I should watch for?


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Old 06-21-2013, 10:17 AM
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I budgeted about $1000 for complete rebuild of a ktm 200 including replating the cylinder and cutting the head. So your estimate sounds about right.
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Don't trust what you were told, only trust what you can prove. Pull the head and cylinder, if possible, before buying. A complete rebuild, top to bottom, was $800 in parts for me. That is every moving part and gasket, including piston and rod kit. Yes you can rebuild just the crank for less than $500, but don't be surprised if you have to spend another $300 on a replate of the cylinder.

Not trying to be overly dramatic, just be prepared for any eventuality. If the bike is cheap enough, $1000 in a complete rebuild is a worthy investment (if done right the first time).
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Old 06-21-2013, 11:47 AM
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Thanks for the suggestinos. Trust but verify, sounds like the way to go. It may be a challenge to get the seller to let me open his engine. I may be able to borrow one of those video bore scopes and check through the exhaust port to get a better idea of the cylinder condition.

Are there any known issues with the 2004 EC200s that I should watch for?

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Old 06-21-2013, 12:23 PM
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At least pop off the exhaust and check the piston for visible signs of scoring. If possible, pop off the reeds, too, and check there. If there is any damage, it should show through the ports. If the intake and exhaust side (especially exhaust, it's the hottest) then it should be close enough to run as-is.
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ive got a 200 crank & rod assy. and piston if you need, if interested lmk
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Pull the head, easy way to check the jug.... cycle through a stroke.....Heck, if the bike is cheap...you gotta split the cases any way....I see a full rebuild in your future Then you know she's solid!
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All good info. I will check it out tomorrow and if I can get it for reasonable $ I will add one more to the corral. More to come!
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Price needs to be under $1k
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Old 06-21-2013, 03:07 PM
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"Less than $1k" before or after parts?

So I can work backwords, what is a fair price for a clean complete 2004 EC200 that is in running condition?
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