About the Kawasaki ZN1300 Voyager
Service parts for Kawasaki’s fuel-injected Voyager 1300 six.
The original Voyager 1300 combined Kawasaki’s liquid-cooled six-cylinder engine with digital fuel injection, a large fairing and touring luggage. Those features give the ZN1300 a different repair identity from the earlier carbureted KZ1300. Keep the full model code with the motorcycle’s year when comparing engine and fuel-system parts.
Fuel-injected Voyager or carbureted KZ1300?
The featured gasket set lists both KZ1300 and ZN1300A applications, but shared engine gaskets do not establish shared carburetor parts. The Voyager’s fuel-injection system needs components identified for that system. For the parts below, follow the ZN1300A 1983–1988 application where it is specified.
Model and year checksKawasaki ZN1300 Voyager repair checkpoints
Each repair part has its own model, year and package details. Start with the checks that apply to your job.
Browse the broader selection
General ZN1300 search
Use this page to find the relevant service category, then read the exact model designation on the product.
Open the model-specific page
ZN1300A identified
The A-model guide focuses on the current gasket, clutch and brake applications.
Model name is insufficient
Another Voyager model
Use the full code from the motorcycle. A Voyager badge alone does not establish ZN1300 parts compatibility.
Frame, engine and component markingsKawasaki ZN1300 Voyager identification
- Record the complete model code and model year from vehicle documentation.
- Keep frame and engine identification separate.
- Photograph the caliper and pad shape before choosing brake parts.
- Use a ZN1300A product only when its application matches the motorcycle being repaired.
Contact PartsNMore with the model year, complete frame and engine markings, original market and clear photos of the part being repaired.