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part numbers please

Can any one help, after a local bikeshop damaged the crank on my XT600 Tenere 1VJ, They have ordered me a new one free but as i'am in the USA and the Tenere was never imported they are unsure of the correct part number. The part numbers they have are
YA34KW1141-00-00 ANDYA34K11422-00-00 And is this the right one for a dual start engine cheers skip
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I'm sure I can help you, but what is the crank? Crankshaft (ouch .. expensive thingy to buy) or kickstarter?

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The crankshaft assembly has part number 1VJ-11400-00. Replacing this it comes with the L/H main bearing. Then, also replace the R/H main bearing not included in the assy., part number 93306-30710.
Kickstarter: the 'kick crank assy', which is the pedal, has partno. 5Y1-15620-02.

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What happened is a local bikeshop tryed to remove the roator for me, on my xt600 engine, they damaged the crankshaft beyond repair aswell as the starter clutch and may be the roater as well, the owner of the bikeshop said he will replace the crankshaft free of charge but he is not sure if there is a difference between dual start 84/86 crank and a 84/86 kick start only, the part numbers are the ones he has, many thanks for getting back so quick, Skip
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