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roach374

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On the K100RS, there's a sort of plastic tray under the Ignition brain, that separates the harness from the airbox / plenum. I'm trying to figure out the part number for this tray, but can't actually find it in any parts fiche (or I'm blind and illiterate).

Does anyone know what part this is?

'86 K100RS wiring "tray" part number? Screen10

    

gorio

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Looks like a
46631453057
hope That help.
there are a few slightly different versions varying by year.


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gorio wrote:Looks like a
46631453057
After tracking down the various superseded variations of the above part number, which end up as 46 63 2 309 169, it appears to be a generic piece of undefinable, heat screening plastic for the forward area of the fairing on various models...

The "ignition brain" on 8V K100 is the small, grey box right at the back of the steering head, forward edge of the fuel tank. If you mean the ECU, that resides atop the battery right under the rider's portion of the seat.

Look closely at the piece you're trying to sort out for any indication of a BMW part number, often just the last seven digits, sometimes accompanying a circle with dots and digits indicating a year (in the centre) and month of build.


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The one 169 has more holes
The matching one can be found on feabay for $16CDN


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roach374

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Two Wheels Better wrote:

The "ignition brain" on 8V K100 is the small, grey box right at the back of the steering head, forward edge of the fuel tank. If you mean the ECU, that resides atop the battery right under the rider's portion of the seat.

No, I meant the ignition brain.

Look closely at the piece you're trying to sort out for any indication of a BMW part number, often just the last seven digits, sometimes accompanying a circle with dots and digits indicating a year (in the centre) and month of build.

Sorry, I realize now that I wasn't clear. I don't actually have the part to look at (the picture is from some random YouTube video). But it looks like 46631453057 is what I'm looking for (or close enough). 

Thanks!

    

roach374

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gorio wrote:Looks like a
46631453057
hope That help.
there are a few slightly different versions varying by year.

Thanks! I'll give this one a shot.

    

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https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/select

Type in your 7 digit VIN number and enjoy the drawings and parts numbers Smile


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roach374

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Arlina wrote:https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/select

Type in your 7 digit VIN number and enjoy the drawings and parts numbers Smile

Thanks Arlina, I know about realOem, but this part in particular doesn't seem to show up anywhere in the parts file ('86 K100RS). Add to that the fact that I don't actually own this bike, and it just makes the part even harder to find (unless you know exactly where it is already in the parts file).

    

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Go to realoem, or any online ETK, type in the last 7 digits of either of the provided part numbers in previous posts on this thread above, and you will see the part discussed. You can even choose which model K to look at.


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roach374

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Two Wheels Better wrote:Go to realoem, or any online ETK, type in the last 7 digits of either of the provided part numbers in previous posts on this thread above, and you will see the part discussed. You can even choose which model K to look at.

Which is great if you have the part number. Which I didn't have.

What's an "ETK"?

    

Laitch

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roach374 wrote:What's an "ETK"?
Ersatzteilkatalog    :BW:


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roach374

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Laitch wrote:
roach374 wrote:What's an "ETK"?
Ersatzteilkatalog    :BW:

Thanks Laitch! I'll add that to my growing list of german vocabulary words  Very Happy

    

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