View Full Version : Fork seals for a Honda Jade CB250?
dblancer
30th July 2011, 18:38
Does any body know how much doing two front fork seals should costs for a Honda Jade (MC14)?
I'm in New Plymouth and got a quote from Honda in Stratford for about $350.
Alternatively, does anyone know a dealer in New Plymouth which is good to deal with?
not long shifted up here so just getting to hang of the place
thanks!
Logpot
30th July 2011, 19:09
Jade = MC23
dblancer
30th July 2011, 19:56
Thanks Logpot
I checked my engine serial on the bike with the manual you provided
MC14 apparently. Not entirely too sure what the difference is?
Does this mean its an older motor installed on a newer bike?
It is a 4 cylinder according to the pipes :)
Robert Taylor
31st July 2011, 18:35
$250 to $260 if you drop the whole bike in. W do suspension and nothing else. How it could cost $350 is beyond me and our hourly rate is likely higher than theirs.
Parlane
31st July 2011, 20:09
$250 to $260 if you drop the whole bike in. W do suspension and nothing else. How it could cost $350 is beyond me and our hourly rate is likely higher than theirs.
I am just curious, would you do it cheaper if someone brought only the forks themselves in?
Robert Taylor
31st July 2011, 20:34
I am just curious, would you do it cheaper if someone brought only the forks themselves in?
Yes, by $40
dblancer
1st August 2011, 11:17
$250 to $260 if you drop the whole bike in. W do suspension and nothing else. How it could cost $350 is beyond me and our hourly rate is likely higher than theirs.
Brilliant :yes:
I will be in touch with you in the next week or so. Sounds like you are exactly who I am looking for.
thanks Robert!
Parlane
1st August 2011, 11:28
Brilliant :yes:
I will be in touch with you in the next week or so. Sounds like you are exactly who I am looking for.
thanks Robert!
The MC14 is for your engine only BTW, both the mc22 and mc19 bikes also have mc14 engines.
dblancer
2nd August 2011, 08:04
The MC14 is for your engine only BTW, both the mc22 and mc19 bikes also have mc14 engines.
Some would say thats horribly confusing to call both the engine and chassis MC-XY, thanks for the heads up. I'll have to have a proper look at the service manual and serial positions.
There appears to be not a heck of alot of info on Jades specifically, its a moshposh of CBR and CB250 info.
Logpot
2nd August 2011, 20:32
Some would say thats horribly confusing to call both the engine and chassis MC-XY, thanks for the heads up. I'll have to have a proper look at the service manual and serial positions.
There appears to be not a heck of alot of info on Jades specifically, its a moshposh of CBR and CB250 info.
Yep MC14 is your engine.
If you check where your front forks connect with your frame you will find a number stamped in.
It will start with MC23 foillowed by 7 numbers. This is your chassis number and you'll need this for finding parts.
Told ya before - It's a Japanese Domestic Model with next to no english information available.
If you've got any questions I'll try answer them.
dblancer
10th October 2011, 14:39
Thanks Logpot, i'd be lost without ya mate.
And if you are in New Plymouth, Robert Taylor at at CKT was excellent to deal with.
Highly recommended.
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