101 Octane Oil Pump - Yamaha DT 50 R 1997-2012

Best current price£42.99from GhostBikes.com
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
GhostBikes.com£42.99Visit shop 101 Octane 28779 - Oil Pump For Yamaha Dt 50 R 1997-2012
Visit shop
Best current price£42.99from GhostBikes.com
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
GhostBikes.com£42.99Visit shop 101 Octane 28779 - Oil Pump For Yamaha Dt 50 R 1997-2012
Visit shop1 offer from £42.99
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
This 101 Octane Oil Pump is designed for owners of the Yamaha DT 50 R (1997-2012) seeking a reliable and affordable replacement part. It offers a cost-effective alternative to original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts, ensuring proper lubrication for your 2 or 4-stroke scooter. A key benefit is its direct compatibility with Minarelli engines featuring an original Pricol pump, though verification of your existing pump type is crucial before purchase.
| Model Part Number | 28779 |
|---|---|
| Brand | 101 Octane |
This pump is specifically designed for the Yamaha DT 50 R models from 1997-2012 that originally used a Pricol brand oil pump and have a Minarelli engine. You must verify your existing pump is a Pricol model before purchasing.
Minarelli is a manufacturer of engines commonly used in many scooters and mopeds. Your Yamaha DT 50 R uses a Minarelli engine if it is listed as such in your owner's manual or visible on the engine casing.
No, this pump is designed as a direct replacement for specific OEM part numbers associated with Pricol oil pumps. Using it on a system designed for a different brand may lead to incorrect fitment or function.
You can usually identify the brand by inspecting the pump itself for markings or logos. Alternatively, consult your Yamaha DT 50 R's service manual or look up parts diagrams for your specific model year, which often indicate the original equipment manufacturer.
You should use a high-quality 2-stroke oil specifically recommended for your Yamaha DT 50 R and its engine type, following the manufacturer's guidelines for oil-to-fuel mixture or automatic injection systems.
While specific installation instructions are not typically included with the part itself, general procedures can be found in your Yamaha DT 50 R's service manual. Professional installation is recommended if you are not experienced with engine mechanics.
Warranty information is typically provided by the seller or retailer. Please refer to the point of purchase for details regarding the warranty period and terms.
Ensure the oil reservoir is full, check for airlocks in the oil lines, verify the control cable is properly connected and adjusted, and confirm the pump is receiving a signal to operate.
This could indicate the oil pump is delivering too much oil. Check the pump's adjustment cable and ensure it is correctly set according to the service manual. If the issue persists, the pump may be faulty.
Inspect all oil line connections and the pump mounting bolts. Tighten any loose fittings. If the pump body itself is leaking, it may need to be replaced.
This is a critical issue often caused by insufficient lubrication. Immediately stop the engine and inspect the entire oil delivery system, from the reservoir to the pump and injectors. Ensure the pump is functioning correctly.
Compatibility Check: Before installation, it is essential to confirm that your Yamaha DT 50 R (1997-2012) is equipped with an original Pricol oil pump. This pump is designed to replace OEM part numbers 2533 002 000233, 759959, or 0005.640.0196, which are typically associated with Pricol units. If your scooter uses a different brand or model of oil pump, this 101 Octane pump may not be compatible.
Installation: Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic or an individual with significant experience in scooter engine repair. The process typically involves:
Care: The oil pump itself requires minimal direct care, as its function is internal. The primary care involves ensuring the oil reservoir is consistently filled with high-quality 2-stroke oil recommended for your specific engine. Regularly check oil lines for any signs of leaks or damage. Clean the exterior of the pump assembly during routine engine maintenance if accessible.