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#1

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Whereparts

Greetings. I am looking for a crankshaft for my Honda push mower. I can't find this model anywhere. Some parts sites think it may have come from Canada. I think mit might be a special one made for a big box store. At any rate, I can't ID the crankshaft to order it. Here's the numbers, any help will be appreciated.

GCV160LA0 MY3 R280
GJARA 6316795


#2

Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

https://www.ereplacementparts.com/h...-engine-parts-c-37657_37658_37988_106140.html


#3

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Whereparts

Thanks, but that returns to Honda GCV160LA0 (Type N5RB)(VIN# GJARA-1000001) which shows crank option 6. My type is MY3 Shaft is tapped for 3/8-24 thread and has two keyways. More like option 3. I will go make more measurements on the shaft which is stashed in my shed. To be continued....


#4

BlazNT

BlazNT

Check your number. I can not find it. This is what Honda shows for numbers you can have.
GCV160LA0 A1A
GCV160LA0 A1AF
GCV160LA0 A2R
GCV160LA0 A7H1
GCV160LA0 BHH
GCV160LA0 E1A2
GCV160LA0 G5AF
GCV160LA0 G5B
GCV160LA0 G5BR
GCV160LA0 G5MF
GCV160LA0 N1A
GCV160LA0 N1AF
GCV160LA0 N5AF
GCV160LA0 N5B
GCV160LA0 N5BR
GCV160LA0 N5MF
GCV160LA0 N5R
GCV160LA0 N5RB
GCV160LA0 N7A1
GCV160LA0 N7S1
GCV160LA0 R3A
GCV160LA0 R3L
GCV160LA0 S1A
GCV160LA0 S1M
GCV160LA0 S3A
GCV160LA0 S3B
GCV160LA0 S3H
GCV160LA0 S3L
GCV160LA0 S3LB
GCV160LA0 S3T
GCV160LA0 SBA
GCV160LA0 SBH
GCV160LA0 SBL
GCV160LA0 SBT


#5

I

ILENGINE

If this is a Honda push mower the engine parts diagram will be part of the diagram for the mower. Will need mower model number to look up engine parts.


#6

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Whereparts

ILENGINE said:
If this is a Honda push mower the engine parts diagram will be part of the diagram for the mower. Will need mower model number to look up engine parts.
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Thanks!

Model HRS216K5PKAA FM
Serial number MZBZ-6477323
Engine EM Z8B 060 (maybe O60) F L

I'm attaching a photo of engine bar ccode

Bent crank Honda mower bar code gas tank.jpg


#7

M

mechanic mark

https://www.hondapartsnation.com/oemparts/a/hpe/543c0b2ff8700216b8ba0ef9/piston-crankshaft


#8

W

Whereparts

Thanks much. I have ordered the crank. I have a couple more questions. First Honda disassembly after lots of Briggs.

What are the torque specs for the flywheel and the connecting rod bolts?

I marked the valve gear before removing the belt from the crank gear, but is there a recommended mark or marks to line up somewhere when the engine is reassembled -- just incase I let things slip?

Magneto clearance spec? I haven't changed that but just would like to check

Finally, what's this gizmo on the side of the engine? See photo.

Again, Thanks. Good forum.
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#9

Boudreaux In Eunice La.

Boudreaux In Eunice La.

Whereparts said:
Thanks much. I have ordered the crank. I have a couple more questions. First Honda disassembly after lots of Briggs.

What are the torque specs for the flywheel and the connecting rod bolts?

I marked the valve gear before removing the belt from the crank gear, but is there a recommended mark or marks to line up somewhere when the engine is reassembled -- just incase I let things slip?

Magneto clearance spec? I haven't changed that but just would like to check

Finally, what's this gizmo on the side of the engine? See photo.

Again, Thanks. Good forum.
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That's the wax plug for the auto choke... Leave that in unless you want to spend 10 bux or so for a new one....... There is a plunger inside of it..... They do go bad after a long time...... But not to often....

That's why the chokes on Honda's are slow to open back up..........


#10

Boudreaux In Eunice La.

Boudreaux In Eunice La.

here's a video for the coil...... This channel has a lot of tear down and reassembly of your engine.... Step by step videos.... It has the timing and all what you need......

Enjoy Mon Ami ~!~!

https://youtu.be/z-BV9bGqyU8


#11

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mechanic mark

mechanic mark said:
https://www.hondapartsnation.com/oemparts/a/hpe/543c0b2ff8700216b8ba0ef9/piston-crankshaft
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https://publications.powerequipment.honda.com/details/61VG3T00E2


#12

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Whereparts

Boudreaux In Eunice La. said:
here's a video for the coil...... This channel has a lot of tear down and reassembly of your engine.... Step by step videos.... It has the timing and all what you need......

Enjoy Mon Ami ~!~!

https://youtu.be/z-BV9bGqyU8
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That series of videos is exactly what I needed. Thanks.
Two further questions. The fins on my flywheel are a plastic part that fits under the flywheel nut and washer (photo). Should I use the same torque value for the nut as in the video? I'm wondering if the plastic fin part requires a lower torque. I also would like to know what brand silicone to use to seal the crankcase and valve cover.
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