• 4 Stroke Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Italy - About 1989 to 2014
     TE = 4st Enduro & TC = 4st Cross

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need help with kickstart option for my 05 TC 250

Jake_05TC250

Jake_05TC250

Husqvarna
I bought the bike and it didn't come with a kick start. It was fine for a while but it gets really old when the battery goes dead and i'm to tired to push it. Does anyone know the best place to get a part like this? Maybe a price range? Thanks
 
Welcome to the forum! As you don't have a location listed you might try these guys- http://www.husqvarnaoutlet.com/ . They deal with dealers all over the world to find the part you need. I haven't used them (yet) but their website has all of the info you may need. I think the part number for just the kick starter is: 8000 99971
 
Thanks for all your responses. I was told that people have had trouble with installing the kit. Is anyone else aware of this?
 
Jake_05TC250 said:
Thanks for all your responses. I was told that people have had trouble with installing the kit. Is anyone else aware of this?
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The kit isn't to hard to install. You have to remove the brake pedal, oil line on the lower end, and the large clutch cover. Once inside you remove the clutch and install the kick start idler gear and the kick start shaft assembly. Reassemble the clutch. Remove the plug from the clutch cover where the kickstarter goes and install the seal for the kick shaft. Install the clutch cover, oil line, and the rear brake lever. I also like to just turn the fuel off and lay the bike on the floor to skip draining the oil. I have installed over 20 of these and they are really pretty easy to do. I do have a complete kit for sale in the classifieds http://www.cafehusky.com/threads/complete-2004-2005-kickstart-kit.24474/ and I can provide some instructions to make the job easier. If you are in washington state you can stop by and I can help you do it. Mike
 
Indorider said:
Welcome to the forum! As you don't have a location listed you might try these guys- http://www.husqvarnaoutlet.com/ . They deal with dealers all over the world to find the part you need. I haven't used them (yet) but their website has all of the info you may need. I think the part number for just the kick starter is: 8000 99971
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That part # will get you half of the kick starter and none of the small pieces you need.
 
I must have been mistaken on what you actually need. The parts book I looked at showed this part# as the kick start lever. There is another part# for the complete kit.
 
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