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Trying to find out engine serial number info. Contacted 3 dealerships and Harley customer service. Amazing no one can help. Number
CK37402106. I know engine has been replaced so doesn’t match number on frame. Any help appreciated
Can you post up a photo? This sounds like an older Sportster, can you provide a bit more information about year, model, etc? Also, what is the number on the frame? Is this a registration/title problem you're dealing with?
CK is an 883R, but there are some numbers and letters that should precede that.
Can you post up a photo? This sounds like an older Sportster, can you provide a bit more information about year, model, etc? Also, what is the number on the frame? Is this a registration/title problem you're dealing with?
CK is an 883R, but there are some numbers and letters that should precede that.
So, why do you need the serial number information? For what questions are you seeking answers? Please post up some photos of the numbers and the bike. Some background information would be helpful as you mention a "customer" in your post.
John
Last edited by John Harper; May 14, 2025 at 08:50 PM.
Trying to find out engine serial number info. Contacted 3 dealerships and Harley customer service. Amazing no one can help. Number CK37402106. I know engine has been replaced so doesn’t match number on frame. Any help appreciated
Something doesn't sound right.
CK=883R (2006)
3=1200cc
7=2007
In 2007 the model code for the 883R was changed from CK to CS.
So, why do you need the serial number information? For what questions are you seeking answers? Please post up some photos of the numbers and the bike. Some background information would be helpful as you mention a "customer" in your post.
John
This is a valid question. Why does it matter?
Last edited by OCSpringer; May 15, 2025 at 10:53 PM.
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