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Need help with an '84 LT 250E


CM_X5

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I got this 1984 Suzuki LT 250E for free if I could get it running. Sat in the bushes for years so I spent the past few days working on it to get it running. I took it for a test drive and the chain slipped off and whacked the side cover on the engine so hard it blew a hole right through it. :aargh:

My problem now is trying to get a replacement part, but I don't even know what it's called. It came off the left side right by the shifter and the pull cord assembly was attached to it. I have some pictures here of exactly what it is I need so if someone can tell me what it is officially called and maybe where I can find one online that would be awesome. Pics:

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Here is a link to a parts fische. Use the dropdown menu to look up your model, lood for an '85, I couldn't find an '84 250. Select "crankcase cover" from the dropdown menu, you are looking at part #18 on the list.

It is almost $100 and these guys have some of the best prices for online OEM parts. You might find it a little cheaper at Servicehonda.com, but probably won't be much different.

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