65U-13674-00-00 Air Cooler Gasket for Yamaha Exciter 135 1200 1998-1999
65U-13674-00-00 Air Cooler Gasket for Yamaha Exciter 135 1200 1998-1999
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Air Cooler Gasket for Yamaha Exciter 135
This air cooler gasket for Yamaha Exciter 135 seals the air cooler housing on 1998-1999 models and cross-references OEM part number 65U-13674-00-00.
Overview
This air cooler gasket for Yamaha Exciter 135 is a replacement sealing component that sits between the air cooler housing and its mounting surface to stop air and oil leakage. The gasket cross-references OEM part 65U-13674-00-00, giving owners of 1998-1999 Exciter 135 and 1200 models a direct-fit replacement for a worn or blown seal. It suits riders handling top-end service or rebuilding a cooling system on an older machine.
Built For Performance
- Cross-references OEM part number 65U-13674-00-00 for direct fitment
- Designed to seal the air cooler housing against air and oil leaks
- Cut to match the factory mounting surface on 1998-1999 Exciter 135 and 1200 engines
- Withstands heat cycling from repeated engine warm-up and cool-down
- Supplied as a single gasket for one housing installation
Fits These Machines
- for Yamaha Exciter 135
- for Yamaha Exciter 1200
On-The-Job Use
- Replacing a cracked, compressed, or leaking air cooler gasket during top-end service
- Sealing the air cooler housing after removal for cleaning or inspection
- Restoring proper sealing on 1998-1999 Exciter 135 and 1200 engines
- Routine maintenance to keep unmetered air out of the intake tract
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 65U-13674-00-00 |
| Type | Air cooler gasket |
| Compatible Models | for Yamaha Exciter 135, for Yamaha Exciter 1200 |
| Model Years | 1998-1999 |
Good To Know
Q: Does this gasket fit both the Exciter 135 and 1200? A: This gasket cross-references 65U-13674-00-00, which covers 1998-1999 Exciter 135 and 1200 models, so check your exact model and year before ordering.
Q: Should I replace this gasket every time the air cooler housing is removed? A: Yes, gaskets seal only once and compress over time, so a fresh gasket should be fitted whenever the housing is separated to prevent leaks.
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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