Moturo engine cover right for Yamaha YZF R6 03-05

Moturo engine cover right for Yamaha YZF R6 04-05

The Moturo engine cover right for your Yamaha YZF R6 03-05 (RJ05, RJ09) — the most frequently replaced part on the right side of the engine after a fall or impact to the casing. OE bolt pattern, ready for installation.

The cover seals the right engine casing and protects the components behind it. The bolt holes match the factory pattern of the R6 (model years 2003 to 2005, model codes RJ05 and RJ09). Tightening torques follow the R6 workshop manual.

Fits the YZF R6 600 with 117 hp (86 kW, MY 2003 to 2004) as well as the 120 hp version (88.2 kW, MY 2005). Before installation, compare the bolt pattern and sealing surface with the photo on the product page.

Replacement takes about an hour using a hex key set, torque wrench, and the appropriate cover gasket.

Engine cover right for the R6, made by Moturo.

Performance · Material · Facts

• Bolt holes match the R6 factory pattern (RJ05, RJ09)
• Tightening torques in accordance with the R6 workshop manual
• Fits YZF R6 600: 117 hp / 86 kW (model years 2003 to 2004) and 120 hp / 88.2 kW (model year 2005)

Important notes – please read

Original spare part design, no separate ABE (general operating permit) required. Protective part for the engine casing, no registration required for replacement. Observe the tightening sequence and torques from the R6 workshop manual before tightening.

Tools & Time Required

• Hex key set in standard sizes
• Torque wrench
• New cover gasket (to be purchased separately)
• Approximately one hour for an experienced mechanic

Scope of delivery

1 × Engine cover right. Not included: cover gasket, screws, tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the cover fit the R6 from 2006 onwards (RJ11/RJ15)?
No, different casing geometry and bolt pattern.

Do I need a TÜV registration?
No. Protective part in original spare part design, no separate ABE required.

Do I need to use a new gasket for the replacement?
Yes. Install a new cover gasket and observe the tightening sequence in the R6 workshop manual.