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There was two ignition coils used on the MS250C series. Which do you have?
MS 250 C-B, MS 250 C-B Z, MS 250 C-BE, MS 250 C-BE Z ?

Also these parts are only available through Stihl dealers.

The common antilog of 250 is 10^250 (a one followed by 250 zeroes).

The natural antilog of 250 is about 3.75*10^108.

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NEVER the same pressure on both tyres !!
Usually, rear tyre is larger and/or carries more weight (you), therefore needs a much higher PSI. On a Hornet 250, 600 or 900cc it should be 36psi FRONT and 42psi REAR. - check the manuals.

you will have to find the same model, there were no xr back then

Hello

You should ask a question, we cannot guess what you want.

Percent means per 100 or 1/100. So 75% = 75/100 or 0.75. Here are some exemples of percent calculations with %

Percentage (5% of 250)
250 [x] 5 [2nd] % [=] gives 12.5

Ratio (Ratio of 250 to 5)
250 [/] 5 [2nd] [%] [=] gives 5000.

Add-On (5% add-on of 250)
250 [+] 5 [2nd] [%] [=] gives 262.5

Discount (5% discount of 250)
250 [-] 5 [2nd][%] [=] gives 237.5

Some percentages and decimal equivalents
1 = 100% ; 2 = 200%, 3=300%
0.5 = 50%
0.4 =40%
0.1 = 10%
1/3= 0.33333 = 33.33%
1/4 = 0.25 = 25%
2/3= 0.66666 = 66.66%
1/5 =0.2 = 20%
1/8 = 0.125 =12,5 %
Hope it helps.

Hi
Did some extensive searching for you. You may need to call an old school Yamaha mechanic to pull that one up for you. Tpo give you an idea of what was being produced back then, found this list ...
XT 250 G 80-81 3Y3,5g4
XT 250 G 80 3Y4
XT 250 H 81 3Y1
XT 250 J 82 15Y
XT 250 J 82 3Y1
XT 250 J 82 3Y4
XT 250 K 83 3Y1
3y2 does not appear anywhere. But the series of number indicated for the XT250 above point it to probably being an XT built between 1980, and 1983. Best I could find. Hope it helps
regards robotek