About the Kawasaki KLR250
Find the KLR250 repair part even when the application uses Kawasaki’s KL250D model code.
KLR250 and KL250D appear together here because Kawasaki uses KL250-D codes for D-series KLR250 models. For example, its 2005 KLR250 parts diagrams use KL250-D22. This collection brings those catalog labels together for carburetor service, rear brake work and water-pump sealing.
Plan the carburetor, brake or water-pump job
Prepare each repair around the fitted assembly. For carburetor work, compare the body identification and kit contents. For a water-pump leak, inspect the shaft and mating surfaces as well as the mechanical seal. For rear brakes, compare the drum and shoe profile with the replacement product.
For another motorcycle in the range, explore Kawasaki KLR parts by model before selecting its year and repair category.
Model and component differencesKLR250 repair checkpoints
Keep the D-model code
Use the complete KL250-D designation and year. Earlier KL250A and KL250C entries are separate applications, even when their names share the KL250 prefix.
Carburetor kit: 1986–1987
The featured rebuild kit lists KL250D 1986–1987. Match other years to their own confirmed kit application; a wider bowl-gasket range does not change this kit’s coverage.
Water-pump seal: 1987–2000
The featured mechanical seal lists KL250D 1987–2000. It seals the rotating pump joint; check any additional gaskets and worn pump components separately.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingKLR250 identification checklist
- Record the full KL250-D code, year and market; do not drop the D when searching a parts diagram.
- Check the carburetor identification and whether it is the original unit.
- For pump or brake work, identify the fitted assembly and photograph its markings before comparing components.
Contact PartsNMore with your model, year and clear photographs of the component and its markings.