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Kawasaki Engines Model Number Lookup

Kawasaki Engines Model Number Lookup - Label/Plate Information


The model number on a Kawasaki engine is located on a white label with black text, affixed to the side of the engine. The model number (i.e., FX730V), will make up the first part of the “CODE” field, preceding the engine spec code (i.e., CS16-R).

The model number also makes up the first part of the serial (E/NO) number, located underneath the barcode.


Sample Model Number Tag

Kawasaki Model Number Lookup Label

FAQ

The model number on a Kawasaki engine is located on a white label with black text affixed to the side of the engine. This label contains important identification details needed for parts lookup and service support.

A Kawasaki engine model number typically looks like this: FX730V. It appears as the first part of the “CODE” field on the engine label, before the engine spec code (for example: FX730V-CS16-R).

On the identification label, the “CODE” field contains both the model number and the engine specification code. The model number appears first (such as FX730V), followed by a dash and the spec code (such as CS16-R).

Yes. The model number also makes up the first part of the serial number (E/NO), which is located underneath the barcode on the engine label.

The model number is essential for ordering correct replacement parts, identifying engine specifications, and ensuring accurate service. Providing the full model and spec code helps prevent parts mismatches and service delays.