[jdmtunerguy]

Hey guys


The DMV lost my new registration tags, and as I am filling out the form, it asks for an engine model number.

I didn't even know they needed this! However, I searched google and my bike, and can not find the engine number for my 06 zx10r.

Could you guys tell me the location of the number? Do I need to remove any fairings to see it?:grin2:

 

[SkyDork]

It's usually stamped on the back side of cylinder bank near the #1 cylinder. Or it's near the starter motor location. There will be a flat area with the numbers stamped into it. If we knew what year you had, we'd be able to be more specific.

 

[jdmtunerguy]

It's usually stamped on the back side of cylinder bank near the #1 cylinder. Or it's near the starter motor location. There will be a flat area with the numbers stamped into it. If we knew what year you had, we'd be able to be more specific.

I have a 2006 zx10r.

Are they stamped on a plate, or directly on the block?
Where is the starter motor located? I couldn't see anything when I was looking through the fairings.

 

[SkyDork]

I have a 2006 zx10r.

Are they stamped on a plate, or directly on the block?
Where is the starter motor located? I couldn't see anything when I was looking through the fairings.

On the Gen 2, it's stamped directly to the engine case on the rear of the motor. Look at the back of the motor in front of the rear shock, on the left side.

 

[jdmtunerguy]

On the Gen 2, it's stamped directly to the engine case on the rear of the motor. Look at the back of the motor in front of the rear shock, on the left side.

okay, I will take a look later today to see if I can find it. I swore I looked and didnt see anything.

Do I need to remove any fairings?

 

[SkyDork]

okay, I will take a look later today to see if I can find it. I swore I looked and didnt see anything.

Do I need to remove any fairings?

No bodywork, but you may have to remove the chain guard to see if easier. And because it's on the back, near the chain, it may be obstructed from being too dirty.

 

[jdmtunerguy]

No bodywork, but you may have to remove the chain guard to see if easier. And because it's on the back, near the chain, it may be obstructed from being too dirty.

great info! Thank you so much!

 

[SkyDork]

great info! Thank you so much!

It's why we're here. :helmet: