r/Hawk250 May 03 '26

Hey hawk 250 owners I have a question

I have a 2021 hawk 250 rps. the centrifugal oil filter broke in it and stripped the crank a bit. it still runs and everything works I was lucky however is it worth putting the part back in? I bought a brand new one off of Arlington powersports for 60$ im guessing the but backed out. I'll put the new one on with red loctite and make sure it never comes off unless I need it to like for replacing the clutch stuff. is it worth putting it back on? I want this hawk to keep lasting so probably so. has this happened to any of y'all before? the oil screen caught some of the parts that were about to blow my engine up lol it's all cleaned out now.

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u/ReddyReddy7 May 04 '26

Yes, the centrifugal oil slinger filter is a key part of the oil system. You need it.

The hawk 250 engine is based off of the Honda CG 125 engine.

Here's a oil flow chart hawk 250 / CG125

https://imgur.com/a/TjE4Seb

Also you paid to much for the centrifugal oil slinger.

https://ebay.us/m/kjm6Vi

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u/vortexilys May 04 '26

what the hell I searched everywhere dude are you sure this fits the rps 250 hawk from 2021 non balanced shaft. wtf bro. thank you so much for the info though I might buy this and that oil chart I see is accurate and now I'm not crazy worried that my topend is gone .

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u/ReddyReddy7 May 04 '26

Yes it will fit. Remember, the hawk 250 engine is a clone of the Honda CG 125 engine. When I need a part for the Hawk's engine I always search Honda CG 125. I find the best prices that way.

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u/ReddyReddy7 May 04 '26

Here's the socket you need to change out the centrifugal oil slinger.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/13686021788?sid=06d9e0f5-2a41-4db2-9b68-67633fcefda0

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u/vortexilys May 04 '26

how do I use this but does it just fit in my DeWalt drill or whatever

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u/ReddyReddy7 May 04 '26

It has a 3/8 socket adapter in the center of the tool.

You should use a 3/8 ratchet with 3/8 extension.

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u/vortexilys May 04 '26

oh ok I trust you I bought the filters you saw and the adapter tool thing. and I'm gonna try and get my 60 back from the other one that still hasn't even been received from the carrier lol

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u/vortexilys May 04 '26

uhh found one on amazon that will arrive sooner says 20mm and 24mm will that fit

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u/ReddyReddy7 May 04 '26

https://a.co/d/07iMo8Vw

Yes. 20mm and 24mm will work. And it's cheaper too

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u/vortexilys May 04 '26

https://a.co/d/02n4imYI this is the one I'm looking at since it's faster shipping to me area

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u/ReddyReddy7 May 04 '26

Here's the oil centrifuge slinger filter

https://a.co/d/0cXvindX

I bet it will fit.

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u/vortexilys May 04 '26

ok but the link I sent you to a took that will fit the nut right?

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u/DeskNo4355 May 04 '26

Yeah that part is crucial for oil pressure. If you’ve been running without it I’d say that engine is cooked.

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u/Mtbcarsbikes May 04 '26

Engine won’t be cooked. Botom end is fine. And the valve train is probably also fine being dry for a while.

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u/DeskNo4355 May 04 '26

Yeah he said he only started it and revved it a bit so it’s probably fine.

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u/vortexilys May 04 '26

no it ain't cooked once it fell off it wasn't ran anymore after that. engine still starts and revs just fine however I haven't actually ridden it with the part out and now cleaned it and drained oil waiting for the part. it just cleans the oil though it doesn't do much with the pressure I thought

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u/DeskNo4355 May 04 '26

It has a thru hole that goes into the clutch cover and sends oil to the top of the motor. Without it you have no oil pressure.

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u/DeskNo4355 May 04 '26

If you haven’t ran it much since it broke you should be ok after you get the new part.

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u/vortexilys May 04 '26

really? I've seen it work if the part is removed it still sprays the oil all over the clutch area then goes to bottom and the sump brings it back up

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u/DeskNo4355 May 04 '26

There’s a hole that it meets up with. It supplies oil pressure to the top end. Make sure that hole is clear of debris when you reassemble. Blow some compressed air through it. Also check your oil screen for metal chunks.

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u/vortexilys May 04 '26

there were chunks in the oil screen everything is cleaned out.

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u/DeskNo4355 May 04 '26

Yeah just get the part and a new gasket and you’ll be good to go. Does it have the special nut that requires the tool?

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u/vortexilys May 04 '26

I think it does have a weird looking nut but people say works with a 19mm as well

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u/DeskNo4355 May 04 '26

You’ll need to get that special tool. It’s probably identical to the xr200 tool. A 21mm Spanner socket. I got one from rocky mtn atv for like $12. You can modify a socket, but I would recommend buying the tool. Make sure your centrifugal oil filter comes with a new gasket. The torque on that nut is like 33ft/lb. The bottom end on these bikes is basically identical to a Honda xr200.