Yamaha XVS1100A Drag Star 2000 Service Manual Set (P/N 5EL1-AE1)
497 Pages • ZIP Download: 6 Printable PDFs • 12.55 MB
Yamaha Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications
Model & Model Codes: XVS1100A Drag Star (5KS4, 5KS5, 5KSN), XVS1100 (5EL1, 5EL2, 5EL3), XVS1100AR (5KSM)
Model Year: 2000
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Engine: Air-cooled, 4-stroke, SOHC, V-twin
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Displacement: 1.063 L (1063 cc)
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Bore x Stroke: 95 mm x 75 mm
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Transmission: Constant mesh 5-speed, shaft drive
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Starting System: Electric starter
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Fuel System: Mikuni BSR37/2 carburetors
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Braking System: Dual disc front, single disc rear
Yamaha Manual Features & Selected Content Preview
| Publication | Pages |
|---|---|
| 1999 XVS1100 (L) Service Manual, P/N 5EL1-AE1 (October 1998). 5EL1 (Europe), 5EL2 (D/A/FIN), 5EL3 (Australia). | 364 |
| 2000 XVS1100A (M) Supplementary Service Manual, P/N 5KS4-AE1 (December 1999). 5KS4 (Europe), 5KS5 (Australia). | 52 |
| 2003 XVS1100A (R) Supplementary Service Manual, P/N 5KS4-AE2 (October 2002). XVS1100A 5KSN (EUR) and XVS1100AR 5KSM (OCE). | 44 |
| 2000 XVS1100A Assembly Manual, P/N 5KS-28107-E0 (English). | 24 |
| 2000 XVS1100A Assembly Manual, P/N 5KS-28107-30 (French, German, Spanish, and Italian). | 12 |
| XVS1100A Manual List | 1 |
Yamaha directs technicians to use the first supplement with the base manual and the later supplement with both earlier service publications. This lets you match revised specifications and procedures to the model code while keeping the underlying repair procedure at hand.
The three service publications are in English. The additional languages apply to the dealer assembly and predelivery guide.
PDF Search, Bookmarks, and Wiring Detail
Text search and navigation: All six PDFs contain searchable text, with some cover lettering and drawing labels outside text search. The base manual has chapter and wiring diagram bookmarks. The supplements use linked contents pages, and the later supplement also has direct wiring diagram bookmarks. The assembly PDFs have return links only. Small connector markings and wire-color codes are easiest to read when zoomed in.
The ZIP contains six printable PDFs with 497 pages in total, including the one-page manual list, five front covers, three printed back covers, and ten blank pages.
Engine Overhaul, Shaft Drive, and Electrical Diagnosis
The selected topics below cover major workshop jobs. Other sections cover air-filter cleaning and rear brake-light switch adjustment.
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Engine overhaul: Engine removal and installation, cylinder-head and valve work, timing-drive service, crankcase separation, and transmission and shift-mechanism inspection.
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Shaft drive: Middle-drive and final-drive disassembly, universal-joint service, bearing and oil-seal inspection, and backlash measurement.
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Brakes and chassis: Wheel balancing, brake-disc and pad service, hydraulic bleeding, front-fork overhaul, steering-head work, swingarm removal, and rear-shock inspection.
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Carburetion: Carburetor synchronization, fuel-level and throttle-position sensor adjustment, and air-induction system inspection.
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Electrical diagnosis: Ignition, starting, charging, lighting, turn signal, fuel-pump, and carburetor-heater fault tracing, with immobilizer key registration and self-diagnosis in the later supplement.
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Dealer setup: Crate assembly, cable and lead routing, control adjustments, and final predelivery checks.
Yamaha wrote the service manuals primarily for dealers and qualified mechanics and assumes familiarity with motorcycle maintenance and repair.
Engine Inspection and Periodic Service
Exploded assembly views and job charts accompany step-by-step procedures. The engine chapter covers camshafts, rocker arms, valve guides, cylinders and pistons, the crankshaft and connecting rods, the clutch, the generator and starter clutch, and the oil pump.
Periodic service includes valve-clearance adjustment, ignition-timing and compression checks, engine and final-drive lubrication, spoke inspection, and battery charging. Engine lubrication diagrams accompany the torque tables, clearances, wear limits, fluid capacities, carburetor settings, and electrical test values. Yamaha identifies the crankcase separating tool 90890-01135 and the carburetor synchronization vacuum gauge 90890-03094.
Middle Gear and Final-Drive Setup
The shaft-drive troubleshooting chart uses noise and operating conditions to help distinguish wheel-bearing trouble from gear-lash or gear-tooth problems. The overhaul procedures cover shim selection and pinion-to-ring-gear alignment and identify the middle-drive bearing-retainer wrench 90890-04137.
Yamaha specifies a new collapsible collar after the middle driven shaft assembly is removed from its bearing housing. Overtightening the driven pinion nut or striking the universal-joint drive yoke can deform the collar and affect gear setup.
XVS1100A Brakes, Fork, and Dealer Setup
The 2000 supplement gives the revised front brake pad and caliper procedures, rear master cylinder layout, tire data, and control settings. Fork instructions identify the seal driver weight and adapter 90890-01367 / 90890-01381, show the oil seal orientation, and warn against scratching the inner tube or contaminating the fork. The service procedures call for secure motorcycle support during brake, steering, and suspension work.
The English assembly guide shows how the crate-removed handlebar, front wheel and fender, front brake master cylinder, controls, clutch cable, mirrors, battery, and covers fit. The predelivery checklist includes battery commissioning, fluid levels, and brake and lighting operation.
Circuit Diagrams and the 2003 Immobilizer
The base manual includes ignition, electric-starting, and fuel-pump circuit diagrams. Its starter troubleshooting checks help distinguish a starter fault from a problem in the neutral, clutch, or sidestand interlock circuit.
The 2003 supplement adds revised cable routing, carburetor and fuel-pump specifications, and separate EUR and OCE wiring diagrams. Its immobilizer circuit, indicator-light code charts, and key-registration procedures cover key and communication faults. Registering a replacement standard key for the existing system requires the red code re-registering key.
Fork and Final-Drive Measurement Examples
For the XVS1100A 5KS4 and 5KS5, the front fork spring has a standard free length of 361.9 mm and a service limit of 350 mm. The fork oil level is 108 mm below the top of the inner tube, measured with the fork upright, fully compressed, and the spring removed.
The XVS1100 base manual specifies 0.1–0.2 mm of final-drive ring-gear backlash, measured with a dial gauge on the backlash band.
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