JUST JOKING The workshop (Haynes type) will often give you the year by the engine number range
Give us a bit more of a clue ( some of the engine number) someone here will probably be able to help
Hello people.
I have a CBR1000 engine that I bought from a bloke in Scotland called Colin who used to frequent this forum, are you still here Colin?
Anyway, I have the engine number and need to buy a cam chain tensioner for it. However, the guys in the Honda garage can only find parts if I know
the year of the bike that it came from, or chassis number.
As I don't have the chassis from the bike I'm a bit snookered. Any ideas would be appreciated.
I'm guessing it was Colin "Colibriman". He's not been here for years, I think he went to prison for selling a load of stolen Honda
engines. JUST JOKING
The workshop (Haynes type) will often give you the year by the engine number range
Give us a bit more of a clue ( some of the engine number) someone here will probably be able to help
I've got a few links on my laptop I will post you later today, iPhone at the moment.
I'm using a Blackbird, but my links may also help you out with your cbr.
The engine number Will provide sufficient age related information to buy your timing chain, frame number isn't needed.
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Originally posted by ReMan
I'm guessing it was Colin "Colibriman". He's not been here for years, I think he went to prison for selling a load of stolen Honda engines.
The workshop (Haynes type) will often give you the year by the engine number range
Give us a bit more of a clue ( some of the engine number) someone here will probably be able to help
http://www.hondaoriginalparts.com/honda_motorcycle_parts_catalogue_M01.php
http://www.carlsalter.com/honda-service-manuals.asp
Hope these help you out.
Another useful link - online fiches for Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki & Suzuki:
http://www.ronayers.com/fiche