About the Yamaha XT350
Engine and chassis service parts for an XT350 repair or restoration.
An XT350 repair may involve a leaking engine joint, worn front pads or clutch components that need closer inspection. The parts below let you plan those jobs separately. The gasket set covers 1985–1993, while the front pads and steel clutch plate extend through 2000; the fork seals retain a narrower confirmed range in this guide.
Identify the clutch plate as well as the year
More than one steel-plate form may be relevant to a clutch assembly. Compare the removed plate’s shape and position with the manual and product details before choosing the replacement. For fork work, the featured seals have confirmed coverage here for 1985–1998; later-year applications need a fitment check.
Know your XT350 before choosing partsXT350 repair checkpoints
Gaskets and rear brakes stop earlier
The featured engine gasket set lists 1985–1993. The rear brake-shoe application lists 1985–1991. Broader front-pad coverage does not extend either of those ranges.
Fork and clutch checks
Use 1985–1998 as the confirmed range for the featured fork seals in this guide. For the steel clutch plate, verify the plate position and required quantity as well as its 1985–2000 year application.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingXT350 identification checklist
Use the motorcycle’s identification and the fitted component together. A registration year or family name can leave important application details unresolved.
- Record the exact model year before grouping several XT350 service parts into one order.
- Compare the installed fork assembly and old seal dimensions, especially on a modified motorcycle.
- Lay out removed clutch components in their original order and identify the exact replacement plate using the service manual.
Contact PartsNMore with the model year, frame and engine markings, and clear photos of the component being repaired.