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64X-11181-00-00 Head Gasket for Yamaha GP 760 1999-2000

64X-11181-00-00 Head Gasket for Yamaha GP 760 1999-2000

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Head Gasket for Yamaha GP 760

This head gasket for Yamaha GP 760 watercraft seals the cylinder head to the engine block, replacing OEM part 64X-11181-00-00 to maintain proper compression and cooling.

Overview

This head gasket is a direct-fit sealing component made for the Yamaha GP 760 personal watercraft produced between 1999 and 2000. It seals the mating surface between the cylinder head and engine block, keeping combustion pressure contained and coolant flowing where it should. Riders and mechanics performing top-end service on a Yamaha GP 760 will find this head gasket an essential replacement part for restoring reliable engine performance.

Built For Performance

  • Precision-cut to match OEM 64X-11181-00-00 dimensions for a reliable seal
  • Constructed from durable gasket material rated for high-compression marine engines
  • Withstands the heat cycling typical of two-stroke watercraft operation
  • Seals both combustion chambers and coolant passages on the cylinder head
  • Designed as a direct replacement without modification

Fits These Machines

  • for Yamaha GP 760 (1999-2000)

On-The-Job Use

  • Top-end rebuilds after a blown head gasket
  • Cylinder head removal and reinstallation service
  • Routine engine maintenance on older GP 760 watercraft
  • Compression restoration on high-hour engines

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 64X-11181-00-00
Compatible Brand for Yamaha
Compatible Models GP 760
Model Years 1999-2000
Component Type Head Gasket

Good To Know

Q: Does this gasket require any sealant during installation? A: Most head gaskets of this type are installed dry unless the service manual specifies otherwise. Always follow the manufacturer torque sequence and specifications for your engine.

Q: How do I know if my head gasket needs replacing? A: Common signs include low compression, coolant loss, overheating, or milky residue in the crankcase. A compression or leak-down test can confirm the diagnosis before disassembly.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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