Honda CBR1100XX Parts Catalog 1997–2002

This Honda OEM parts catalog covers the 1997–2002 Honda CBR1100XX, with separate A and AC area entries for selecting replacement components.

PDF Search, Bookmarks and Page Layout

Finding assemblies and part numbers: The PDF has searchable OCR text, but recognition errors affect some names, numbers and table entries. Embedded bookmarks provide assembly navigation. Small parts-table text requires zooming for comfortable reading.

One printable English PDF contains 82 pages, including the cover, four introductory and identification pages, and 77 pages of parts illustrations and listings.

Engine, Fuel-System and Chassis Components

The selected coverage below highlights major catalog sections. Other entries include the onboard tool kit and color-specific bodywork markings.

• Engine components: Cylinder head, camshafts, tappet shims, cam chain, crankshaft and balancer assemblies, with numbered illustrations and corresponding parts lists.

• Clutch and transmission: Clutch plates, mainshaft and countershaft gears, gearshift drum, shift forks, washers and retaining hardware, with model applicability columns.

• Fuel and emissions: Carburetor assemblies and components, PGM-FI throttle bodies, injectors and tubing, plus air suction valve and AC-area EVAP canister parts.

• Cooling and lubrication: Water pump, thermostat, radiator, cooling fan, oil pump and oil cooler listings, including changes between model years.

• Brake hydraulics: Front and rear calipers, brake and clutch master cylinders, second master cylinder and proportion control valve, with piston, seal and hose references.

• Chassis and suspension: Front fork, steering stem, swingarm, rear shock absorber, wheels and final-drive components, with bearings, seals and mounting hardware.

• Electrical components: Alternator, starter motor, battery, ignition components, PGM-FI units and wiring harness assemblies, with separate listings for different production groups.

This catalog is suited to owners and mechanics who can match assembly references to the model, area and serial-number columns when choosing replacement parts.

Matching Parts to Your Model

The numbered assembly views connect individual components to OEM part numbers, required quantities and applicable model years. That cross-reference supports parts selection for a repair or restoration, including identifying the smaller hardware associated with a larger assembly.

Production changes: Separate carburetor and throttle-body sections distinguish the earlier fuel system from the later injected configuration. Wiring harness listings are divided into 1997–1998, 1999–2000 and 2001–2002 groups, so electrical parts can be checked against the correct production version.

Serial-dependent parts: The tables include component changes within a model year, including cam-chain tensioner hardware, brake components and fuel petcock parts. Supersession information reflects the catalog’s print date.

Reading the Assembly Views

Exploded views such as Cam Chain, Transmission, Gearshift Drum, Second Master Cylinder, Front Fork and Wire Harness show how the listed components relate to their assemblies. The catalog explains that illustrations are representative and may differ from the actual part.

Hose identification: The bulk-hose guide distinguishes fuel, vacuum and vinyl hose types. It expressly warns against substituting vacuum or vinyl hose for fuel hose, or vice versa.

Catalog scope: This is a parts-identification reference. It does not contain step-by-step repair or diagnostic procedures. The Wire Harness illustrations show components rather than electrical circuit schematics; exploded views do not provide a complete assembly procedure.

Safety notice: Securely support the motorcycle and follow shop safety practices when inspecting or replacing heavy assemblies.

Front-Caliper Piston Size Examples

The front-caliper list distinguishes piston size designations 22 × 27 and 25 × 35, each linked to its own reference and part number. These are component size descriptions for parts identification, rather than inspection clearances or wear limits.