Has anyone sourced a replacement insert for the rear brake caliper mount where the axle passes through? My RRSP's unit is getting a bit beat up where it presses against the bearing / spacer depending on which wheel I'm using. None of the US parts sites recognize the PN so I'm left with finding a nice used assembly or getting that pressed in bit replaced.

PN is 3tj-25819-10 if someone wouldn't mind checking for availability in the UK... :D

What's that the part number for, the caliper mount assembly, or just the insert?
Doesn't come up in a search for me.

I'd take it along to a machine shop, if there's one nearby, it should be a quick and simple job for them to turn up a replacement.
Would probably work out cheaper than sourcing one here and getting it shipped over.

That PN is for the whole mount / bracket, the insert isn't shown as a separate piece on the fiche.

Doesn't surprise me the part doesn't show up, I'm finding lots of PNs for this bike don't exist outside of a few Russian link farms. 3TJ-12481-10 is a coolant pipe, sits behind the cylinder, can't find it anywhere and mine has a pinhole leak. Bah. :D

That coolant pipe may be the same fitment as the 600.

FZR400/600 use the same pipe, no forward facing nipple. YZF600R I can't quite tell from the parts fiche if it has the forward facing port, but it looks like it has a rearward facing one that make work with some creative custom hose work.

Zombie topic revival! Ooooooh... creepy!

So, it turns out I only needed to flip back one section in the parts fiche to find part numbers for that insert:

The insert is 3TJ-25835-10, matching right side wheel spacer is 3TJ-25733-10. Neither of which is available. Bah. I did a little clean up on the face of the insert with a file, it had built up a ridge in a couple spots which ate a nice ring into the wheel spacer.

As said at the beginning of the thread take It to a machine shop / engineering company. Cheaper and quicker than the Yamaha part

Quicker / Cheaper are debatable when it's a one off part that doesn't come with a full TDP to machine off of unfortunately. No one local likes doing one off parts, and I don't have my own machine shop yet due to this pesky hobby sucking up all my free cash. :D

You could ask Kayla of Projection Components but that's in the UK.
Get hold of a classic / vintage bike magazine and have a look at the small ads - there will be somebody in there doing spindles etc

Hi, to me it looks like the wheel spacer damage is old & from some time ago. Also guessing the bushing in the calliper carrier is softer material than the wheel spacer, can you acquire another wheel spacer, if so I'd replace that & give it a go?


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