Drakos

43 minutes ago, shadetree said:

welcome to the forums. plain and simple, you have a 1998 trx450s, same thing as a trx450fm, THEY ARE THE VERY SAME ATV !. second, the display/meter has a gray plug right under the front fender, your display plugs in there, IT DOES NOT UNPLUG FROM THE CIRCUIT BOARD !!.

Got it...thanks...makes sense!  Will look for the plug tomorrow!

6 hours ago, AKATV said:

I think you are looking at the numbers for the speedometer/headlight shroud

I need the code that is printed inside the outer clear cover (the top cover that fits to the backplate that has the butons for the speedometer)

It should be ABS, AES, PT30 or similar

I need this In order to properly match up a backplate as there are all different versions

Got it...thanks...

The top of the bezel says HONDA CASE >ABS<LENS>PC<

The bottom, between and above the buttons says HONDA and >ABS<

Thanks...

Unfortunately, the back plate is broken and a good deal of the plate is missing...The only thing that shows is    -T> 

The top half of the headlight case has 2 lines. The first says 61301-HNO-0000 and the second says HONDA>PE-HD< which I think are material statements, maybe Polyethelene, High Density...

The bottom or back half, the part that has the 12VDC power port, has 61302-HNO-0000 HONDA>PE-HD<, all on one line.

No, the top cover appears to be OK. The only other thing that appears to be damaged is the metal headlight "roll cage" it is slightly bent but I can still get it to fit.

Thanks for the assist...I am not sure The paint sticker under the seat says its a TRX450SW. The side decals call it a Foreman S.

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone...I am looking forward to your collective advice and guidance!

Have an old Foreman (1998), 2nd one...pretty bulletproof until it was rolled...broke the plastic headlight case and the circuit board case...display still works fine but needs to be put back together...can the plastic parts be sourced or do I need to replace the entire headlight case and guts?

BTW, is the wiring harness soldered into the printed circuit board? It does not appear to be connectorized...

Thanks for any and all thoughts...