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DT250 Exhaust Stud

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One of the studs that holds the exhaust to the barrel/jug on my DT250A has sheered. The part (39214-6510000) seems to be unavailable - from the parts diagram it looks like M6 on one end and M8 on the other, but I don't know the respective thread pitch or length. Does anybody have one they could measure or sell if spare? Thanks
13 Apr 2021 08:09 #1

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Replied by mdscott on topic DT250 Exhaust Stud

I had the same broken stud, I ended drilling and removing the 6mm piece in the cylinder, drilled and tap to a 8mm stud with a heli-coil. 
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Replied by mdscott on topic DT250 Exhaust Stud

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Thanks Mark
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'81 Honda CT110
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Replied by Gr8uncleal on topic DT250 Exhaust Stud

+1

Might not even need a helicoil, just put a 8mm tap through it.

Pitch is likely to be standard.
13 Apr 2021 08:18 #4

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Replied by mdscott on topic DT250 Exhaust Stud

Probably right not needing the heli-coil, I like to overkill stuff, lol. I happened to have the heli-coils in my tool box. 
I didn't realize the part in the head was a 6mm stud, so when I tightened the 8mm nut to the tightness I always have it snapped.

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I've been a mechanic all my life so you have a feel of bolt tightness. 

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Thanks Mark
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13 Apr 2021 08:28 #5

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Replied by MarkT on topic DT250 Exhaust Stud

Air cooled VW's used the 6mm/8mm stepped stud for repairs...  I think you can still find them.  I will look later

6 x 1.0 and 8 x 1.25
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13 Apr 2021 10:28 #6

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Replied by RT325 on topic DT250 Exhaust Stud

That was one of Yamaha's bad moves running 6 in the cylinder with an 8 to pull the exhaust up tight. Make you wonder what they were thinking that day. Probably told the apprentice in the cylinder machine shop at the factory to make them 8 stepped down to 6 but he got it reversed.
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Replied by peteyam54 on topic DT250 Exhaust Stud

Thanks for all the replies and helpful suggestions. I've managed to find a couple of long stepped studs that will need cutting down, but should do the job. If that fails, I'll tap an 8mm in.

Not one of Yamaha's best designs! Cheers
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Replied by ldw72120 on topic DT250 Exhaust Stud

Ace Hardware had them locally in their metric stud drawers.  No, I can;t imagine why. 
 
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