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Old 03-04-2012, 04:36 PM
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Default ID'ing via SN K241A
I searched but didn't find a secret decoder ring for Kohler engines. I've got a K241A on the bench being spritzed with PBblaster. While I'm waiting, can anyone decode the following engine SN

4347492

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Go to Kohler's website and download the service manual...it'll tell you what you want to know.
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Old 03-04-2012, 08:16 PM
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... thanks Matt. Looks to be a 1972. Going to be my first Kohler rebuild

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Go to Kohler's website and download the service manual...it'll tell you what you want to know.
Matt what service manual are you referring too? I have a 108 that I think has the same engine and would like to learn how to service it.
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Go to the Technical Library Section for all the Kohler Manuals.
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Got it and thanks! Sorry but I'm working this forum from my phone an did not see all the pages within the tech library and this was why I was missing it. Thanks again
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Got it and thanks! Sorry but I'm working this forum from my phone an did not see all the pages within the tech library and this was why I was missing it. Thanks again
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