The selected starter-system item for this 2002 919 is the terminal rubber boot. Inspect the old cover and cable entry to confirm the replacement shape. This is a focused protective-cover repair, separate from diagnosing the starter or charging system.
Replace your starter motor terminal cover with this Starter Motor Terminal (Cover) Rubber Boot, replacing OEM #32411-230-000.Key Features• Starter motor terminal rubber boot• Replaces...
This is a rubber cover for the starter motor’s cable terminal. Match the shape and cable entry, and inspect the connection separately if the cover is torn or a starting fault is present.
The product FAQ calls for disconnecting the battery negative lead before working at this connection. Check the terminal and cable eye for corrosion or heat damage, and follow the correct service instructions for any repair and tightening. A new rubber cover will not correct a damaged electrical connection.
Match the boot to the fitted cable
Reference 32411-230-000 identifies this starter-terminal cover. Compare its openings and fit around the installed cable end. A replacement starter or nonstandard cable may alter the required shape.
Ordering questions
What must the boot cover after the connection is serviced?
Position the boot so it fully covers the starter terminal after the connection has been serviced and tightened according to the correct instructions. Its openings must fit the cable entry without leaving the terminal exposed.
What should I check beneath a torn terminal cover?
Isolate the battery according to the service instructions before touching the starter connection, with the negative lead disconnected first. Inspect the cable eye and terminal for heat damage or corrosion, then check that the replacement cover fits the repaired connection.
Will the cover fit a replacement starter or cable?
Compare the installed terminal shape, cable entry and required clearance. A different starter or cable end may need a different cover even when the motorcycle itself is listed.
Not sure which part you need?
Send your model and year, plus photos of your existing part and any changes to the original setup.