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I need to identify this engine

in 2 Stroke Technical Questions 12 years ago
I dont know what year my rotax 440 engine is or even what it came out of. I need to replace the plugs and I dont want to just replace with the same ones that are in it just for the simple fact they could be the wrong ones. Here is all the info on the vin tag. MTR N 2950335 BORE 2X67,5 STROKE 61MM 436.6CC Thanks for all the help.

  • Re: I need to identify this engine

    by » 12 years ago

    Hi Thomas,
    That is not an aircraft engine serial number. You on your own if you want to use a snowmobile engine. They have a completely wrong power curve for a propeller: just when you need the torque the most (go-around) it will fall off the powerband and quit.
    Don't use it for aircraft.
    Rob
      
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  • Re: I need to identify this engine

    by » 11 years ago

    I to am having this problem I have spent weeks and talked to many companies... my motor is in an easy go golf cart I'm trying to find out year and model of this Rotax Bombardier motor and cant find anything it has a model number 3549478 and what I assume is a serial number raised on case 6910245 from the pictures iv seen it looks to be a 521, it is a liquid cooled 2 stroke twin with a single carb the bore is 2x72mm any info or web site would be greatly appreciated...I was told buy previous owner its a 440 not sure if that's true

    thanks James Cross
      
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  • Re: I need to identify this engine

    by » 11 years ago

    You need to go to a BRP watercraft/snowmobile shop. Try looking for a local shop at www.BRP.com
    We only have access to aircraft engine data.
      
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