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Similar Models
Posted: 11:54 pm May 16 2017
by jstcraig
G'day from WA, I was wondering which previous models of the KDX or KX were similar to the 1985, I have been trawling the net and have noticed most parts are either 81-84 or 86-91, in particular I'am interested an inlet manifold or boot which ever term you use, as always any advice or direction will be greatly appreciated and my thanks to all posting members as it is proving to be a great resource [emoji1303][emoji1303]
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Re: Similar Models
Posted: 02:29 pm May 17 2017
by KDXGarage
Which model is it??
Re: Similar Models
Posted: 11:08 pm May 17 2017
by jstcraig
G'day Jason, this stage I can only give the year 1885 as I haven't dismantled the headlight and cover to access the id tag, is 85 a cross over year ?
Cheers
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Re: Similar Models
Posted: 02:30 am May 18 2017
by KDXGarage
1885? That is WAY before my time.
Is it 19 85?

Is this a KDX200 or 250? Refresh my mind.
Re: Similar Models
Posted: 05:34 am May 18 2017
by jstcraig
Oh sorry my bad, a 250 I will pop the front cover off tomorrow, I think the relevant information should be on the compliance plate
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Similar Models
Posted: 06:16 am May 18 2017
by KDX Geoff
In Australia, all the air cooled kdx250's differ in their graphics only.
'83 '84 '85 same same.
These bikes share the inlet from the carb to the reed.
1984 KXT250-A1 Tecate CARBURETOR ('84 A1)
1984 KXT250-A1 Tecate CARBURETOR ('85 A2)
1985 KXT250-A2 Tecate CARBURETOR ('84 A1)
1985 KXT250-A2 Tecate CARBURETOR ('85 A2)
1981 KDX250-B1 KDX250 CARBURETOR
1982 KDX250-B2 KDX250 CARBURETOR
1982 KX250-B1 KX250 CARBURETOR
1983 KDX250-B3 KDX250 CARBURETOR
1983 KX250-C1 KX250 CARBURETOR ('83 KX250-C1)
1983 KX250-C1 KX250 CARBURETOR ('84 KX250-C2)
1984 KDX250-B4 KDX250 CARBURETOR
1984 KX250-C2 KX250 CARBURETOR ('83 KX250-C1)
1984 KX250-C2 KX250 CARBURETOR ('84 KX250-C2)
Re: Similar Models
Posted: 06:11 pm May 18 2017
by jstcraig
Sweet thanks for the info,I can start to collect bits and pieces as cash flow permits
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