need help determining wot model my bike is (3LN3,3LN5 etc)

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  1. DevilMann

    DevilMann New Member

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    i have read a few conflicting articles on it, and figured you guys would be able to help

    this is the information i have
    Year 1992
    Make Yamaha
    Model FZR
    Engine # 1HX
    Capacity 250 cc
    Chassis # 3LN-326101

    i am presuming it is a 3LN-3, something i read said its 3LN-5 and something else said 3LN-3.
     
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    Crouton New Member

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  3. Ciaran

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    It’s a 3ln5 as per the table below lifted from a Jap Yamaha parts catalogue.

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    Yet if you go to Yamaha and ask for parts for a 3LN-5 FZR250 they'll look at you even odder than if you just ask for FZR250 parts. <!-- s:lol: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif" alt=":lol:" title="Laughing" /><!-- s:lol: --> It's these damn chassis number listings that have caused the confusion as on my frame it started with a 3LN-29####, as yes it's a 3LN3 (as verified by the table).

    For all intents and purposes there are three main variants to the FZR250 - the 2KR, 3LN1 and 3LN3.
     
  5. Ciaran

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    The 3ln 6~7 is another major variant with a fairly serious engine retuning. You can read up about it on Dave's website.

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  6. DevilMann

    DevilMann New Member

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    Cool

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    3LN6/7 i'd say was stepping away from the true heritage of the FZR and was more a financial part swapping exercise with later models of the Yamaha Zeal. I'd be interested to see if the later 6 & 7's still had the original 1HX engine.
     
  8. Ciaran

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    That’s what the table says. My sister had a zeal before she went over to England and it had an engine number that started with 1hx also. Although I am unaware what year they started making the zeal.

    I believe that Japan introduced restrictions on the 250 sport class limiting power to 40ps instead of 45ps, I think the single most contributing factor to the FZR250's demise. The CBR's where also subjected to the 40ps limit around the same time.
     

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