Can someone explain/decrypt Yamaha Parts listings

Spannerz · 07-04-2009, 07:17 AM

I'm looking into parts for my 96 (approx not sure) and may have to order OEM, or order late model parts, that my dealer MAY stock, but probably won't understand anyway

After comparing parts listing's I find very little differences between 96 and say 06 parts and need to know what is interchangable.

ie.
listings for front LEFT Alxe Stub
1996 3JM-23511-00-00 KNUCKLE, STEERING
2006 5VM-23511-00-00 KNUCKLE, STEERING

(I realise that 96 are drums and 06 are disc the part LOOKS identical)
Alot of parts have the same CODE in the Second Column. Then 00-00 ending.

Is the first code the year? Model? Or colour coding even?

Would these two parts be interchangable? Without trail and error knowledge?

Cheers.

mr_3_0_5 · 07-04-2009, 07:45 AM

why wouldnt you get the one for your bike?
blasters are all the same except the +03 have the hydro brakes and the headlight is diffrent.

super noober · 07-04-2009, 08:09 AM

unless its a in/out of stock thing do what MR305 said and just get parts for the year of your bike. most stuff is interchangeable but once you get over 03 some stuff is different.

awk08 · 07-04-2009, 09:36 AM

i do think those axle stubs are different to accomodate the disc brakes, cause when guys do the disc conversion on a pre 03, they say you need the stub too

Spannerz · 07-06-2009, 07:40 AM

Yes that is the kind of stuff I am needing to know. If a set of shocks etc... Come up for sale then I won't have a choice of turning them down because I won't get another chance.

One of the only dealers that is avalible will stock aftermarket front suspension recon kit for A blaster, with bushings...etc, but can't tell me exactly what they are FOR just the part numbers and as a kit. I want to be able to figure out if its going to work or not.

Now I have some experience I understand that pretty much the only parts that have changed in 20years have been the brakes.

mr_3_0_5 · 07-06-2009, 07:56 AM

brakes and headlight.

07-04-2009, 07:17 AM	#1 (permalink)
Spannerz Newbie Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: New Zealand Posts: 22 Rep Power: 0 Reputation:	Can someone explain/decrypt Yamaha Parts listings I'm looking into parts for my 96 (approx not sure) and may have to order OEM, or order late model parts, that my dealer MAY stock, but probably won't understand anyway After comparing parts listing's I find very little differences between 96 and say 06 parts and need to know what is interchangable. ie. listings for front LEFT Alxe Stub 1996 3JM-23511-00-00 KNUCKLE, STEERING 2006 5VM-23511-00-00 KNUCKLE, STEERING (I realise that 96 are drums and 06 are disc the part LOOKS identical) Alot of parts have the same CODE in the Second Column. Then 00-00 ending. Is the first code the year? Model? Or colour coding even? Would these two parts be interchangable? Without trail and error knowledge? Cheers.

07-04-2009, 08:09 AM	#3 (permalink)
super noober ^^BUSCO BOUND^^ Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: NY-PA border Age: 29 Posts: 2,274 Rep Power: 38 Reputation:	Re: Can someone explain/decrypt Yamaha Parts listings unless its a in/out of stock thing do what MR305 said and just get parts for the year of your bike. most stuff is interchangeable but once you get over 03 some stuff is different. __________________ HEAD MILLED .30 POWER PROS PIPE W/POWERCORE2 BOYESEN POWER REEDS 400EX REAR SHOCK FRONT WHEEL FLIP/OIL BLOCK OFF CUSTOM DUAL HEADLIGHTS BLASTERFREEK ROLLERS & SLIDER 20" TITAN FAST TREKKERS IN THE GARAGE WAITING TO BE INSTALLED: +3 STROKER CRANK W/ALL NEW BEARINGS AND SEALS FLOTEK +3 ADJUSTED TRAIL PORTED CYLINDER 34mm PJ ALL POLISHED UP LOOKING GOOD FRONT HYDROS Quote: Originally Posted by OConnor Racing My jetting is dead on! I can tell by my ass dyno.

07-04-2009, 09:36 AM	#4 (permalink)
awk08 blasted since 1996 Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: johnstown, pennsylvania Age: 46 Posts: 2,141 Rep Power: 41 Reputation:	Re: Can someone explain/decrypt Yamaha Parts listings i do think those axle stubs are different to accomodate the disc brakes, cause when guys do the disc conversion on a pre 03, they say you need the stub too __________________ '01 Blaster, complete motor rebuild.... "Factory Yamaha" bearings and seals, "Hot Rods" crank, "Wiseco" 67mm pro lite forged piston, "Ken Oconnor Racing" porting/head mod "SMS" allen head bolt kit, "Hot Shot" cdi box, "AMR" monster coil, "NGK" iridium plug, Banshee petcock, Keihin 34mm pj , "Pro Design" intake, V-force 3's, "CFM" airbox, "UNI" pod filter, "Factory7" pipe /"LRD"silencer, "Works" dual rate shocks, '05 trx450r rear shock, "DG" bumper, "Renthal" polished aluminum race bend bars, "Oury" grips, "Denton" steering stabilizer, front "Pure Sports Bandits" on "ITP's" rear 20" "Pure Sports Bandits", on 10" "ITP"s "Awk's" custom fabbed - polished airscoops, oil block off, full skidplate, double footpegs, rear hydro's banshee master/gsxr1000 dual piston caliper/ awks conversion brackets front hydro's - banshee master/rappy660 calipers/norman420 spindles

07-06-2009, 07:40 AM	#5 (permalink)
Spannerz Newbie Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: New Zealand Posts: 22 Rep Power: 0 Reputation:	Re: Can someone explain/decrypt Yamaha Parts listings Yes that is the kind of stuff I am needing to know. If a set of shocks etc... Come up for sale then I won't have a choice of turning them down because I won't get another chance. One of the only dealers that is avalible will stock aftermarket front suspension recon kit for A blaster, with bushings...etc, but can't tell me exactly what they are FOR just the part numbers and as a kit. I want to be able to figure out if its going to work or not. Now I have some experience I understand that pretty much the only parts that have changed in 20years have been the brakes. __________________ 1996 YFS200 Fatty FMF GOLD & Power CORE 2 Carbon Fibre Reeds - Some sort..? Disabled TORS Do got 32:1 Premix Nice brakes!

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