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kilabeez0
04-21-2008, 09:35 PM
Guy I bought my 83 110 from said it was the motor that was in it when he got it. It has the high/low range on it but the serial number doesn't match up to any of the numbers in the "Specifications" page. Also the spark plug threads were a 14mm as opposed to the 12mm my other 110 motor has. I only know those sizes because I bought a compression guage today to check compression on the 3 motors that came with it. The 12mm should be the correct size because I recognized the plug that was in it DR8HS.

So why the larger plug???

Better yet, here is the serial number

TB02E - 2522229


No 110's have the second number beginning in 25 unless the spec page is incorrect. Any help??

Bryan Raffa
04-21-2008, 09:45 PM
http://www.3wheelerworld.com/1984HondaSpecpage.shtml

good question.. got a pic of the motor?

whats the 10th letter in the vin? maybe the wrong year?

kilabeez0
04-21-2008, 09:53 PM
http://www.3wheelerworld.com/1984HondaSpecpage.shtml

good question.. got a pic of the motor?

whats the 10th letter in the vin? maybe the wrong year?

well who knows for sure if it actually WAS the original motor so I dont think the VIN is much help. The frame still has the original 1983 sticker on it so I know it's an 83.

smvorndran
04-21-2008, 09:54 PM
The Honda Bible says it is an 83 ATC110 engine. The 83 ATC110 engine numbers are TB02E-2500005 on. 84 engines are TB02E-2600001 on. Sometimes when you strip out a 12mm D series plug, you can tap it out to 14mm and use a corresponding B series plug, sometimes.

Hope this helps. If anybody else needs help identifying an engine or trike, let me know. I love my ID manual.

smvorndran

kilabeez0
04-21-2008, 10:01 PM
http://www.3wheelerworld.com/1983HondaSpecpage.shtml

uh oh looks like it needs an update.

i thought maybe someone tapped it out and used a heli-coil. But dont you oversize it and then insert the stock size thread? What kind of plug would you use?

smvorndran
04-21-2008, 10:25 PM
The Helicoil kit has its own tap, and then you insert the Helicoil. I just had my YTM head inserted with a Helicoil. I didn't realize that spark plug taps are a smaller diameter than a standard tap. I goobered my threads, and used the corresponding tap, which cut out excess material. My local Honda dealer inserted for me for free. I owe him a set of inserts for the next time I'm in there.

smvorndran

kilabeez0
04-21-2008, 11:20 PM
The Helicoil kit has its own tap, and then you insert the Helicoil. I just had my YTM head inserted with a Helicoil. I didn't realize that spark plug taps are a smaller diameter than a standard tap. I goobered my threads, and used the corresponding tap, which cut out excess material. My local Honda dealer inserted for me for free. I owe him a set of inserts for the next time I'm in there.

smvorndran
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lndy650
04-22-2008, 08:27 AM
if the threads are bigger most likely its the b series plugs (ngk) there is a b series thats short but i dont remember the numbers something like b8ea just make sure its not the long threaded plug because i think the 110 takes short plugs