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| Section | Meaning | Example ( 5SL-11631-00 ) | |---------|---------|--------------------------| | First 3-4 characters | Model/design code (identifies the original machine the part was made for) | 5SL – Yamaha R6 (1999-2002) | | Middle 5 digits | Base part number (indicates part function, e.g., 11631 = piston ring set) | 11631 | | Last 2 digits | Design/version revision (00, 01, 02...) | 00 | | Optional extra 2 digits | Color or finish (e.g., -35 for black, -P0 for polished) | (not present here) | yamaha part number search
Understanding how Yamaha structures its part numbers can help you spot errors or identify what you are looking at. While there are variations, the standard format usually consists of separated into three blocks (e.g., XXX-XXXXX-XX-XX ). Do not panic
(or ABCD-XXXXX-XX-XX for colored/plated parts) and marine owners
For motorcycle, ATV, and marine owners, Yamaha maintains official portals (often region-specific, such as Yamaha Motorsports USA).
⚠️ Warning: Never rely solely on a part’s appearance or measurements. Two visually identical parts may have different tolerances or materials.
