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Starter motor spins but does not engage with engine

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Solenoid is bad or shaft is broken.

  • Twitch231 Jun 05, 2011

    These models had a weak starter clutch, specifically a poorly manufactured pressfit bearing in the assembly, you can get one for around 150-200 bucks. I've heard tell of a fix that involves using self tapping screws/rivets/small bolts etc but have not bothered to try this since it's more than worth my while to throw down $150 and save myself several hours of screwing around.

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SOURCE: 1999 ttr 250 starter motor is not engaging

I would guess it is the starer clutch, also called the one way clutch. I went on to www.bikebandit.com and looked up your bike and it has a nice exploded veiw of your starter clutch . I will try to put a direct link to it , hopefully it will take you to it. http://www.bikebandit.com/houseofmotorcycles/yamaha-motorcycle-tt250rl-1999/o/m7707
if not go put in your bike and look under starter clutch.

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