Alternator Damper discontinued by Honda?!
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Alternator Damper discontinued by Honda?!
Just got off the phone from Partzilla.com
Honda have discontinued the Alternator Damper part # 28130-MM-010 DAMPER, ALTERNATOR
Has anyone successfully obtained this part in the last few weeks/months?
If so where from?
All thoughts gratefully received.
Owen
Honda have discontinued the Alternator Damper part # 28130-MM-010 DAMPER, ALTERNATOR
Has anyone successfully obtained this part in the last few weeks/months?
If so where from?
All thoughts gratefully received.
Owen
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not yet showing obsoleted on CheapCycleParts - never know
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This is the one I got in July last year - for a Mark 2 1991
Honda Motorcycle Parts 1990 CBR1000F AC STARTING CLUTCH Diagram
$94 plus postage to Australia
Cheers, SB
Honda Motorcycle Parts 1990 CBR1000F AC STARTING CLUTCH Diagram
$94 plus postage to Australia
Cheers, SB
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Gents, thanks for the replies.
The Mark II is available. Do we feel it will fit in the Mk I engine though? Local Dealer here in Bne says the chain is the same, so sprocket will fit. The alternator shaft is the same, so will fit. Hmm, anyone bought the 28130-MS2-610 part to go in a Mk I engine?
Local price is $266 AUD v 90 USD from Partzilla etc. (Gulp!)
Wish I had picked it up sooner, I would have got Partzilla to send that part anyway. All other parts on their way already - which for a change is annoying not pleasing!
Picking up a parts bike tomorrow, so worst case scenario is to give the two dampers to mechanic and ask him to play?
Will post pics of parts bike - $400! only wanted the fairing but came with a free (dead) bike?!
The Mark II is available. Do we feel it will fit in the Mk I engine though? Local Dealer here in Bne says the chain is the same, so sprocket will fit. The alternator shaft is the same, so will fit. Hmm, anyone bought the 28130-MS2-610 part to go in a Mk I engine?
Local price is $266 AUD v 90 USD from Partzilla etc. (Gulp!)
Wish I had picked it up sooner, I would have got Partzilla to send that part anyway. All other parts on their way already - which for a change is annoying not pleasing!
Picking up a parts bike tomorrow, so worst case scenario is to give the two dampers to mechanic and ask him to play?
Will post pics of parts bike - $400! only wanted the fairing but came with a free (dead) bike?!
Last edited by oml67; May 14, 2013 at 07:59 PM. Reason: additional info
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Can't say I have and I have the 3 types
Looking at the diagrams it seems to me like a spacing issue on the shaft
you may be able to "make" it work
Looking at the diagrams it seems to me like a spacing issue on the shaft
you may be able to "make" it work
Last edited by Sprock; May 14, 2013 at 11:14 PM. Reason: ah same idea at edit time ;-))
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Rebuilding your starter damper can be done (I've done it)
Don't confuse it with the starter clutch which is a different piece altogether.
There's a fine post in the how to section - I just added an extra cup washer and cleaned the plates, and away we went to the races !
(I have a couple of spare plates somewhere and maybe a cup washer if you feel the need to save some money)..............
Don't confuse it with the starter clutch which is a different piece altogether.
There's a fine post in the how to section - I just added an extra cup washer and cleaned the plates, and away we went to the races !
(I have a couple of spare plates somewhere and maybe a cup washer if you feel the need to save some money)..............
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Shadow- thanks for the offer, stand by and watch this space!
At the moment I'm keen to see if anyone has a Mk II Alternator Damper they are willing to measure up for me?
Looking at the exploded diagrams I'm not hopeful.
I need to know the length along the axis of rotation
And the diameter of the body.
If both of those are the same i can start to check into the lateral location along the shaft of the Alternator. This will be critical to ensure the sprocket is not offset.
Hmm, i suspect a rebuild of existing one looms!
Please let me know if you have a MkII sitting around.
O
At the moment I'm keen to see if anyone has a Mk II Alternator Damper they are willing to measure up for me?
Looking at the exploded diagrams I'm not hopeful.
I need to know the length along the axis of rotation
And the diameter of the body.
If both of those are the same i can start to check into the lateral location along the shaft of the Alternator. This will be critical to ensure the sprocket is not offset.
Hmm, i suspect a rebuild of existing one looms!
Please let me know if you have a MkII sitting around.
O