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Im finally getting ready to rebuild my motor and just have a few questions. Im planning on replacing the crank bearings, Ill need new seals to also right? Anything else that should be replaced as long as its apart?
 

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Seals are a must. An easy way to put those bearings in is to freeze the bearings then install.
 

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If you're going through the trouble to split the cases and disassemble the whole motor, just replace all the bearings and seals in the entire bottom end. It would suck to tear it down for crank bearings and seals, just to lose a mainshaft or countershaft bearing 3 months later. JMHO...
 

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If you're going through the trouble to split the cases and disassemble the whole motor, just replace all the bearings and seals in the entire bottom end. It would suck to tear it down for crank bearings and seals, just to lose a mainshaft or countershaft bearing 3 months later. JMHO...
I would agree. I know that is easy for us to say because its not are money. If you do it now you wouldnt have to do it for a few years, or more in some cases!
 

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How many bearings would there be to replace if I did all of them? And do you know about how much that would cost?
You can nail the full bottom end bearing and seal set on eBay, right from these guys:

http://stores.ebay.com/ATV-Dirtbike-Bearings-and-Seals

It's every single bearing and seal to do the entire bottom end, including a new counterbalancer bearing (hard to find, and not a separate part # from Honda).
Price is usually $100 for the whole deal. If you can't find it for the TRX in that store, then search out the '85/'86 ATC parts - same stuff. 12 bearings and 7 seals...
 

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Along with the crank, bearings, and seals, make sure you carefully inspect all of the tranny parts. Check the gears and forks mainly. Second gear usually is the worst.
 
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