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    Lost the engine logbook for your Rotax Max engine? Here’s what to do.

    Lost the engine logbook for your Rotax Max engine? Don’t worry. Contact the service center that last sealed the engine – or get in touch with Radne Motor AB and we’ll help you recover the history and ensure the engine is race legal.

    By Stefan RadnePublished 1 min read

    Losing the engine logbook / service book for your Rotax Max engine is more common than you might think. It can be stressful – especially before a race – but the good news is that it can almost always be resolved.

    Step 1: Contact the service center that last serviced the engine

    The logbook is the engine’s official identity. If you know which Rotax Max Service Center last:

    • serviced the engine
    • sealed it
    • stamped the logbook

    that’s where you should start.

    They usually have access to:

    • service history
    • engine serial number
    • seal information

    Don’t know where the engine was serviced?

    No problem. Contact Radne Motor AB and we’ll help you track down the engine history.

    If the engine is not sealed

    If your engine does not have a valid seal, it must be submitted to:

    • an authorized Rotax Max Service Center, or
    • Radne Motor AB

    The engine will be inspected, sealed according to Rotax regulations and documented correctly.

    Important: An unsealed engine is normally not allowed to compete.

    Why are Rotax engines sealed?

    • to ensure fair and equal competition
    • to prevent illegal modifications
    • to simplify technical inspections
    • to guarantee compliance with regulations