Will this motor work with 1982 Honda C70 Passport ? Thank you!
296914
Sorry, but I didn't used it yet and it's still in the box. And I boughted it for mine son of 17 and he buy it for a crossbike that he has but he didn't installed it yet.
296915
I placed this motor in my CT70 and it works great. The motor mounts for the C70 will be the same, but not sure if the additional plastic parts on that bike will interfere with fitment because this motor is somewhat larger in width and length. You could use some nice aluminum spacers behind the plastic along with longer bolts and that might give you enough room for the motor and still allow you to retain the stock look. Good luck with your project.
296916
nothing is certain but it looks like a difficult conversion for sure. it wont be an easy bolt up. lots of welding and fabrication. good luck
296917
my application was a ct 70, worked great, but i am familiar with the passport, i would visit a local cycle shop to get the answer, sorry i could not help further,l
296918
I couldn't be certain, I just looked at 1982 Honda Passport images on Google and it looks like the same horizontal engine design Honda uses in all of their small bikes. I would say yes, you are good to go. Know that it is a kick start only and be sure you have clearance for a kick starter on the right side of your bike. If not there are offset kick start levers available for cheap $. Good luck
1857268
Yes, it will work with your Honda carbs. I used it on my 1978 cb400 with no problems. Good luck.
558108
This will work. Keep in mind if ur Honda has a chip in the key ur installer will have to use a bypass
1682419
According to the specs, no. Works as is on 1996 and newer or with a kit on 1973 to 1995 but does not mention 1971. I bought one for my 1998 15 hp Johnson and it works great!
562409
When I was doing my research for this part I found a link where it stated that it does not matter if it is a C1 C2 or C3. As long as the model number is the same and the pin on the back is in the same location as the one you have. It should fit and work just fine.
84339
Our replacement worked on another model for a 2005 class C Motorhome. It came with everything we needed to install. We are pleased with our purchase. Hope it works for you.
2239619
Hi, No this Carburetor will not work with your Honda engine. Below is the link to the Carburetor assembly with mounting gaskets made for your Honda engine. http://www.amazon.com/16100-Z0L-811-GENUINE-CARBURETOR-ASSEMBLY-GASKETS/dp/B0084722O8/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=A1KYFCWV5YNLO2
1234582
Not familiar with this equipment. However, if it is a Honda engine,it might work.John
743176
Short answer: Yes, it will work. I have it installed on my 1979 CB750F. With just the base display, all you will hook up is the power, wheel speed(magnet and hall effect sensor) and RPM(wrap a wire around plug wire) sensors (both of which come in box and need to be installed via the provided instructions, then you gotta work out what to do with the stock wheel speed and RPM mechanical cables). If you run leads all the way back to the battery for power, then there is no wire splicing/crimping involved. If you get the dash accessory (turn, high-lo beam, oil indicators), you will need some wiring know how.Edit: You will also install a temp sensor, also included. Short answer: Yes, it will work. I have it installed on my 1979 CB750F. With just the base display, all you will hook up is the power, wheel speed(magnet and hall effect sensor) and RPM(wrap a wire around plug wire) sensors (both of which come in box and need to be installed via the provided instructions, then you gotta work out what to do with the stock wheel speed and RPM mechanical cables). If you run leads all the way back to the battery for power, then there is no wire splicing/crimping involved. If you get the dash accessory (turn, high-lo beam, oil indicators), you will need... » Read More Short answer: Yes, it will work. I have it installed on my 1979 CB750F. With just the base display, all you will hook up is the power, wheel speed(magnet and hall effect sensor) and RPM(wrap a wire around plug wire) sensors (both of which come in box and need to be installed via the provided instructions, then you gotta work out what to do with the stock wheel speed and RPM mechanical cables). If you run leads all the way back to the battery for power, then there is no wire splicing/crimping involved. If you get the dash accessory (turn, high-lo beam, oil indicators), you will need some wiring know how.Edit: You will also install a temp sensor, also included. « Show Less
1002640
It should. I have an 1983 Honda V65 Magna, and it works great on that. Hope this helps you out.
1343477
I believe this will work fine. Be sure to compare the specs of our motor to yours to be sure it is correct. Barry
1857270
I am not 100% sure but they do sell adapter kits to go with this product. Honda is pretty consistent though. I have used it on atv honda carb and honda magna carb. Hope this helps.
1053208
Sorry Charles, but I don't really know. I just trusted in the compatibility model of the site, and I haven't install the motor in my car yet.
1463184
Hi, according to your Honda engine's info; this carburetor will not work with your Honda engine. Below is the link to the carburetor assembly that's made for your Honda engine. http://www.amazon.com/16100-Z0L-862-GENUINE-General-CARBURETOR-ASSEMBLY/dp/B00IYUDNRA/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1404495100&sr=8-6&keywords=862
689809
Hi, According to your Honda engine's serial numbers. Yes, this Carb is the correct replacement. Please go ahead and place your order and feel free to contact us if you would like assistance with other replacement parts.
442987
No your current system has a 80+5 capacitor because that's what your current engine requires. If order this motor, you can keep your current capacitor provided you've tested it properly and it is functioning properly. There's too numbers there, 80 and 5 so long as the first number is at least 50 that requirement is met. The second number is more precise. for example you could not go with a 50+7.5 capacitor, it has to be +5. In your case of having a 80+5, 80 is well higher rated than it needs to be so your good there, and the +5 is spot on so your current capacitor will work fine (again provided your capacitor hasn't gone bad.) Hope that helps.
1857267
yes, should work for any motorcycle, the readings on the guage itself mean nothing, as long as all needles are moving the same. usually you will sync to the #2 carb which has no adjustment.