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LOUD MOUSE · Post by **LOUD MOUSE** » Tue Dec 28, 2010 4:32 pm

Come on now!
Check that number for letters and numbers!. .................lm

bbap wrote:Yes, the bottom end (nice call!) on, it - should have it off in 20 minutes!

bbap · Post by **bbap** » Tue Dec 28, 2010 4:44 pm

LOUD MOUSE wrote:Come on now!
Check that number for letters and numbers!. .................lm

bbap wrote:Yes, the bottom end (nice call!) on, it - should have it off in 20 minutes!

Best I can find:
Engine: CA77E - 316120
Frame: CA78 - 311116

What Letter or Number am I missing?

Update:
I removed the oil pump assembly and spotted the master-link. I could remove the clip and the guide but I see no way of removing the link as it would slide directly into the bottom sprocket and stop about 1/16" of the way.

LOUD MOUSE · Post by **LOUD MOUSE** » Tue Dec 28, 2010 4:50 pm

Thank you.
All the HONDA data I have shows the last 1963 CA77E number as CA77E-314731.
Ya say ya have 316120?
A pic would be nice. .............lm

bbap wrote:
LOUD MOUSE wrote:Come on now!
Check that number for letters and numbers!. .................lm

bbap wrote:Yes, the bottom end (nice call!) on, it - should have it off in 20 minutes!
Best I can find:
Engine: CA77E - 316120
Frame: CA78 - 311116

What Letter or Number am I missing?

Update:
I removed the oil pump assembly and spotted the master-link. I could remove the clip and the guide but I see no way of removing the link as it would slide directly into the bottom sprocket and stop about 1/16" of the way.

bbap · Post by **bbap** » Tue Dec 28, 2010 5:04 pm

I gotta tip the motor back and I'll try to get a get photo of it. All the nurls within the number will make it a little tough to get a good pic. Give me 10 min.

bbap · Post by **bbap** » Tue Dec 28, 2010 5:10 pm

bbap wrote:I gotta tip the motor back and I'll try to get a get photo of it. All the nurls within the number will make it a little tough to get a good pic. Give me 10 min.

Wonderful thing, Liquid Wrench! I love the smell too. It's like Klotz 2-stroke oil. Liquid wrench has an innate tendency to flow into cracks and, since it is black, it is a great highlighting tool. Here's the engine number:

100_3594 by nestwoodmotors, on Flickr

LOUD MOUSE · Post by **LOUD MOUSE** » Tue Dec 28, 2010 5:31 pm

Well now ya have a a curious situation as the numbers are for sure HONDA and the data doesn't support it!!!!!!?????????????. ............lm

bbap wrote:
bbap wrote:I gotta tip the motor back and I'll try to get a get photo of it. All the nurls within the number will make it a little tough to get a good pic. Give me 10 min.
Wonderful thing, Liquid Wrench! I love the smell too. It's like Klotz 2-stroke oil. Liquid wrench has an innate tendency to flow into cracks and, since it is black, it is a great highlighting tool. Here's the engine number:

100_3594 by nestwoodmotors, on Flickr

bbap · Post by **bbap** » Tue Dec 28, 2010 5:45 pm

Crap.

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