Frequently Asked Questions - Motorcycle

Identify your year model by using the letter of the alphabet used as the last digit in the units model name.

Eg. YZF-R6S : S = Year Model Letter = 2004
YZF-R6T : T = Year Model Letter = 2005

The paint codes used by Yamaha are unique. The codes used by automotive paint suppliers are not relevant. As such, most automotive paint suppliers will not be able to recognise the Yamaha codes. Visit www.standox.com.au (moto colour) - they have colour matches for most Yamaha models available through their approved suppliers listed on their site.

Yes. The amount will vary depending on the type of oil used, and the riding conditions. - Eg: Oil consumption will be higher for high-speed highway riding, compared to city commuting.

No. Correct operation of the unit is obtained by using the correct type and grade of oil, as specified in the owners manual. We recommend Yamalube because we know its quality and performance.

No. However, if you encounter any running problems as a result of using such fuels, change back to standard unleaded (91-93 ron).

Yes! All Yamaha models, from the early 1970's have been designed to operate on lead free petrol in the octane range of standard unleaded.(91-93 ron).

No, All current and previous models are NOT designed for Ethanol Blended Fuels at any percentage. (ie. E5, 5% and E10, 10%). If Ethanol Blended Fuels are used you may experience driveability and running problems, fuel component deterioration and damage due to moisture.

No! However, any modification from standard may affect the performance and/or durability of the unit. Failures caused as a result of the accessory are not a manufactured defect and as such not covered by warranty.