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rwtig 10-21-2017 09:07 AM

New front sprocket won't fit on bike
 
I am changing my chain and sprockets for the first time. After breaking the chain and taking off both sprockets I am now stuck trying to put the front sprocket back on.

I ordered the 15 tooth JT front sprocket (JT Sprockets: Catalogue) which looks like it identically matches the old sprocket (I have a 1997 CBR 600F). However when I try to put it on the bike it won't fit. It seems the ridges on the inside of the new sprocket are slightly too wide. I don't want to try to force it on with too much pressure as the old sprocket slides on and off quite easily.

The only thing I can think is that either I have a dud sprocket from the factory (highly unlikely) or my bike in fact requires a different model. However when searching JT sprockets, for my bike they say I require the JT 1371 which is exactly the part I have.

Currently I am not sure what to do, any ideas?

Biker_Neil 10-21-2017 07:09 PM

It would appear that perhaps your engine is not the original one fitted to the bike when new? Have you checked the engine serial number against the Honda database t see if it is the correct engine for your model of bike?

That would be my guess, right bike, wrong engine.
Hope this helps.

N.

rwtig 10-22-2017 06:55 AM

So you're right Biker_Neil. After checking the engine number it is from a previous year (1994), whereas the VIN and date of first registration are 1997.

Surprised me a bit, but all numbers match with V5C. In future all engine parts I will need to get for the previous model then.

rwtig 10-22-2017 07:05 AM

Actually in fact I am now not so sure. I think I was looking at VIN number dates when dating the engine number.

The VIN I am fairly sure is 1997 (I used this site), the engine I am now not sure. Going by this post (https://cbrforum.com/forum/cbr-600f3...numbers-81488/) and assuming chronological order then it would seem to date my engine around 1997 also.

Do you have a link for a better reference for identifying the engine model?

FTR
VIN: JH2PC31...
Engine: PC25E26...

CaBaRet 10-22-2017 09:47 AM

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1996F3 10-22-2017 12:22 PM

Q/A Sprocket and Chain kit .
 

Originally Posted by CaBaRet (Post 1308514)
Here

Was just gonna add ,,
When I had purchased a Quick Acceleration kit
( Sprockets and chain ) ,,, the front sprocket
slid / fit fine . 1996 F3 .
Hope you figure yours out .

rwtig 10-23-2017 10:43 AM

Thanks, so going by this,


Originally Posted by CaBaRet (Post 1308514)
Here

Engine and VIN numbers match 1997 CBR600F-V as I had initially thought. I therefore have no idea why the front sprocket won't fit. As per the link in the initial post the sprocket should fit "Honda CBR600 FV, FW (PC31)".

I suppose best thing to do is contact JT Sprockets. Interestingly there is a different part for 1991 to 1996 (JT Sprockets: Catalogue), although comparing with the part I have for 1997 to 1998 (JT Sprockets: Catalogue) it looks as though the dimensions of the front sprocket on both are exactly the same.

CaBaRet 10-23-2017 11:23 AM

Here
JT Sprockets: Catalogue
And
https://www.bike-parts-honda.com/mic...che1=reference

rwtig 10-23-2017 11:34 AM

So that's the exact JT Sprockets part I have that doesn't fit. I'll wait for a response from them otherwise I'll order the genuine Honda part and hopefully that will fit.

CaBaRet 10-23-2017 11:50 AM

Might of been an Admin problem and they sent you the wrong ones


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