XJ900S Diversion: fork protection and valve-service choices
Compare the model, the repair location and the part’s own application before ordering.
The XJ900S selection concentrates on two maintenance jobs. A fork dust seal sits at the exposed fork opening and helps keep contamination away from the oil seal. An oil leak needs the oil seal, tube surface and fork condition assessed as well; replacing the dust seal alone does not establish a cure.
Valve shims are chosen from measurements, not from the model name alone. The catalog offers individual markings and a kit for listed XJ900S applications. Compare the exact dimensions and kit contents before deciding which purchase suits your recorded clearances. Keep XJ900S identification separate from another XJ900 variant.
Keep each application separateYamaha XJ900S: application and repair comparison
| Part or repair | Listed model and years | Selection detail |
|---|---|---|
| Fork dust seals | XJ900S 1998–2002 | External dust seal; compare profile and supplied quantity. |
| Individual shim marked 2.30 | XJ900S 1995–2002 | One example from the individual range; choose the required measurement. |
| Individual shim marked 2.75 | XJ900S 1995–2002 | Confirm diameter and thickness units before ordering. |
| Valve-shim kit | XJ900S 1995–2002 | Confirm assortment and quantity of each size; contents are not fully specified. |
Identify your motorcycle before orderingXJ900S identification checklist
- Confirm XJ900S on the motorcycle identification and check whether the fork has been replaced.
- Compare the dust-seal outline and mounting position. Inspect the separate oil seal and tube surface if there is fork-oil leakage.
- Record valve location, measured clearance and the existing shim before choosing individual replacements or a kit.
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