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2000 Honda Cr125 Engine Complete Top End Bottom End Cylinder Crankcase on 2040-parts.com

US $630.00
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San Antonio, Texas, United States

San Antonio, Texas, United States
2000 Honda CR125 Engine Complete Top end Bottom End Cylinder Crankcase, US $630.00, image 1
“Engine does run. Compression feels low. Exhaust had a lot of black spooge. Stator side crank seal may be leaking, piston shows some grooving”
Brand:Honda Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:11100-KZ4-A90 12120-KZ4-L10 Country/Region of Manufacture:Japan Placement on Vehicle:Front

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Removed from a 2000 Honda CR125

Included in this  Auction 
Top End
-cylinder
-cylinder head
-piston
-power valve
-Boysen Carbon fiber power reeds 
-intake joint
Bottom End
-Crank Case L
-Crank Case R
-Transmission
-Crankshaft
-Clutch
-Kick Start Lever
-Shift Lever
(stator NOT included)

Engine does run and shift through all gears, was tested just prior to tear down. Engine does have low compression (measured by feel) and piston looks to have some grooving on the skirt, cylinder wall appears decent (see photos). Cases show signs of having been split open before, not sure what was done to it, may need a crankshaft but main bearings dont show any sign of up/down play. Engine should fit into  1999-2002 Honda CR125's without modifications, however fitment is your responsibility.

 Engine will be shipped dry with no oil 

Fitment is your responsibility, please do research and ask questions to make sure this item will fit your desired application. 

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