Air Temp Sensor - Part Number

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Hi, sorry to bother you all again but I need to replace the air temp sensor and was wondering if anyone would know the part number so I can try to find one.

Thanks,

Sergio
 
Actually it seems we don't have the part number on the alternate parts list. Search is your friend 😉 .

I found this on a previous post. "Honeywell Air temp sensor : ES110-0001"
 
Actually it seems we don't have the part number on the alternate parts list. Search is your friend 😉 .

I found this on a previous post. "Honeywell Air temp sensor : ES110-0001"
Or the Honeywell ES110-0016 , whichever is easier to find. Has anybody checked with Norton to see what they are using now ?
 
Thanks TonyA.
I tried to reach out to Norton a couple of times because I need parts for my bike but I got no reply.
 
Thanks TonyA.
I tried to reach out to Norton a couple of times because I need parts for my bike but I got no reply.
They have finally responded to me. They are now selling and shipping spare parts. I have recently purchased cam chain and cam chain tensioner blocks. And the real beauty is you can use your credit card for a safer and easier transaction. !
Email this man at Norton with your parts request :

Geoff Fitchett

Geoff.Fitchett@nortonmotorcycles.com
 
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Hello , The last time I got parts from Norton they said for me to order from a Dealer. They said to use Judd Racing in Nottingham UK . This is probably where I will contact when I need to order again.
 
Wow, I understand that Norton don't want to be bothered selling replacement parts for a model that they are sun setting.
Why can't they just put out a list of parts, with part numbers, and the distributors/dealers that THEY buy from?
This will at least garner them some appreciation from owners trying to keep their 961s on the road.
Good grief Norton!!!
 
Judd dicked me about for a couple of months, I gave up chasing them. So to this date, I've still yet to buy a single component from either Norton or one of its dealers.
But hey, look Norton (Matt)...three and a half years on and I'm still supporting the Donington owners on a daily basis 😘

What makes you think you need a replacement air temperature sensor?
 
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We fell foul of a poorly established system (for Donny owners) last time there was a spares hiatus, with members forced to try different contacts to attempt access; some were receiving spares, others weren’t.

From memory, their system was in flux and we received clarification that we were to use the ‘Contact Norton’ page - select ‘spares’ and go from there. I did this and received spares, as did others. Some reported struggling, mainly with significant delays.

Looking at the site now, it has changed again. The spares option has been removed and spares enquiries are to be processed through the dealer network, as stated above.

My guess is that Judd has not been made aware of the (informal) arrangement in place with Donington owners - the ability to purchase spares that have been through Norton’s quality system (read all), with a caveat that there is no guarantee that they will fit our model(s). Or, Judd are filtering out an unwanted workload.

Can I suggest a UK based member do a bit of a ring around of multiple spares departments (incl Judd) and ask for a quote on a basic part. Let’s see if the question arises ref which era the bike is from, and their response. If the responses are consistent (and the same as Kev received - a firm ‘no’) we’ll know direction came from Norton. We can then take it up with them directly, as we’ve done before.

We shouldn’t have to, but we red-headed step children need to tread lightly:rolleyes:!

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This is very dissapointing ! What I find so unbelieveable is that Norton do not want their spare parts business.
Totally agree Tony, if that’s what’s happening. If Norton is reneging on the original spares arrangement - business decision or no - then that’s way more than disappointing, for reasons discussed at length.

Let’s not go off ‘half-cocked’ though. Do we have someone UK based willing to make a few calls? I’d do it myself, but don’t want to muddy the waters by adding an overseas number to the conversations.
 
This is very dissapointing ! What I find so unbelieveable is that Norton do not want their spare parts business.
Not enough money in it for them. When the company runs at a loss of around £30m a year, selling a few odds and sods ain't really worth bothering with. If they had any interest in supporting the past, they would have made the effort to attend the Norton 100 event, which was very important to Norton Owners of various generations. Instead, they didn't even bother replying to the invites.
 
Porsche have nearly gone bankrupt twice but never actually gone bust so no Garner era to try to forget, but they do have a couple of models they would rather forget. However they hold their noses and support all previous models.

 
Are you saying the Judd racing said no to parts ?
Yes exactly that - asked if the bike was pre or post 2020...I said pre and they straight up said "well that's a problem". They did however say if I could get the current Norton part number they "may" be able to help but it was a big maybe and not a promise.

Long story short, ended up buying from Stu
 
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