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Hi everybody,
I own a '82 CB900 Custom which I cherish.[/size][/font]
I had to do total strip down of Valve Head recently. Among other things I have seen the "Oil Stopper Plate"s (Part no 12241-425-000) situated on Cam Shaft caps B and C are in bad shape and these small parts are not available any more.
Does any one know the function of "Oil Stopper Plate"s (Part no 12241-425-000) situated on Cam Shaft caps B and C ?
What happens if I omit installing them.
Thanks for your inputs.
Best Regards
A.Orhun
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AO this forum is for the modern 2010-2019 Honda CB 1100's but maybe someone will be able to answer your question.
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What Ferret said, but hey? Welcome to here nonetheless AOrhun.
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(01-25-2021, 02:42 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: AO this forum is for the modern 2010-2019 Honda CB 1100's but maybe someone will be able to answer your question.
Thanks for clarification I will try other user groups, but may be that `someone` can be found here as well??
PS.. Try older HONDA`s with carburetors seconding your CB1100`s, you may find them more engaging to ride and care for
I also own a`86 VF1000 FF.
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(01-25-2021, 02:37 AM)AOrhun_imp Wrote: Hi everybody,
I own a '82 CB900 Custom which I cherish.[/size][/font]
I had to do total strip down of Valve Head recently. Among other things I have seen the "Oil Stopper Plate"s (Part no 12241-425-000) situated on Cam Shaft caps B and C are in bad shape and these small parts are not available any more.
Does any one know the function of "Oil Stopper Plate"s (Part no 12241-425-000) situated on Cam Shaft caps B and C ?
What happens if I omit installing them.
Thanks for your inputs.
Best Regards
A.Orhun
even if in bad shape best to put back in they fit lots of other bikes look on e-bay for a head that may have them
(01-25-2021, 02:37 AM)AOrhun_imp Wrote: Hi everybody,
I own a '82 CB900 Custom which I cherish.[/size][/font]
I had to do total strip down of Valve Head recently. Among other things I have seen the "Oil Stopper Plate"s (Part no 12241-425-000) situated on Cam Shaft caps B and C are in bad shape and these small parts are not available any more.
Does any one know the function of "Oil Stopper Plate"s (Part no 12241-425-000) situated on Cam Shaft caps B and C ?
What happens if I omit installing them.
Thanks for your inputs.
Best Regards
A.Orhun
try davidsilverspares.com
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(01-26-2021, 01:05 PM)rich_imp Wrote: (01-25-2021, 02:37 AM)AOrhun_imp Wrote: Hi everybody,
I own a '82 CB900 Custom which I cherish.[/size][/font]
I had to do total strip down of Valve Head recently. Among other things I have seen the "Oil Stopper Plate"s (Part no 12241-425-000) situated on Cam Shaft caps B and C are in bad shape and these small parts are not available any more.
Does any one know the function of "Oil Stopper Plate"s (Part no 12241-425-000) situated on Cam Shaft caps B and C ?
What happens if I omit installing them.
Thanks for your inputs.
Best Regards
A.Orhun
even if in bad shape best to put back in they fit lots of other bikes look on e-bay for a head that may have them
(01-25-2021, 02:37 AM)AOrhun_imp Wrote: Hi everybody,
I own a '82 CB900 Custom which I cherish.[/size][/font]
I had to do total strip down of Valve Head recently. Among other things I have seen the "Oil Stopper Plate"s (Part no 12241-425-000) situated on Cam Shaft caps B and C are in bad shape and these small parts are not available any more.
Does any one know the function of "Oil Stopper Plate"s (Part no 12241-425-000) situated on Cam Shaft caps B and C ?
What happens if I omit installing them.
Thanks for your inputs.
Best Regards
A.Orhun
try davidsilverspares.com
even if in bad shape best to put back in they fit lots of other bikes look on e-bay for a head that may have them
(01-25-2021, 02:37 AM)AOrhun_imp Wrote: Hi everybody,
I own a '82 CB900 Custom which I cherish.[/size][/font]
I had to do total strip down of Valve Head recently. Among other things I have seen the "Oil Stopper Plate"s (Part no 12241-425-000) situated on Cam Shaft caps B and C are in bad shape and these small parts are not available any more.
Does any one know the function of "Oil Stopper Plate"s (Part no 12241-425-000) situated on Cam Shaft caps B and C ?
What happens if I omit installing them.
Thanks for your inputs.
Best Regards
A.Orhun
try davidsilverspares.com Thanks for support and advice.
I found Oil Stopper Plate pair at eBay and the Oil Stopper Cap (12242-425-000) at DavidSilverSpares.
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AOrhun, glad you were able to solve the problem. When you have the pieces back in the head, would you please attach a picture or two of them in place so that we know where they go and what they do.
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The rubber pieces, 12242-425-000 have not been discontinued by Honda. I think the rubber pieces were wedged between the cam bearing caps and the sides of the head to provide a bit of a dam so some oil stays in the right side of the head when the bike is on the sidestand. The 12241-425-000 stopper plates keep the rubber pieces in place.
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I do not know what they look like on the CB 900 but the CBX engines had some oil baffles as well.
