TVS Genuine Clutch Cover Gasket for Apache RTR 160 4V / 200 4V & Ronin 225 – N9030250

TVS Apache RTR 160 4V / 200 4V & Ronin 225 Clutch Cover Gasket – N9030250

Need the gasket fitted between the clutch-side engine cover and the crankcase? TVS Genuine N9030250 is catalogued as “GASKET CLUTCH COVER” for specific Apache RTR 160 4V, Apache RTR 200 4V and TVS Ronin 225 engine configurations. Buyers also search for this part as the Apache right-side engine cover gasket, clutch side gasket, or clutch casing gasket.

Important: This listing is for one clutch-cover gasket only. It is not the metal clutch cover, clutch friction plates, clutch centre assembly, magneto-cover gasket or a complete engine gasket kit. Confirm the TVS part number against the motorcycle’s applicable parts catalogue before ordering.

Specifications and what you receive

In the manufacturer exploded diagrams, each compatible engine identifies N9030250 as a single gasket. This does not mean the gasket fits every variant or every production year sharing the same motorcycle name.

Motorcycle compatibility – catalogue-based

Fitment safety rule: Model name and displacement alone are not sufficient if your engine cover has been replaced or your motorcycle uses a different production revision. Prefer an original part number or a VIN/chassis-specific TVS parts lookup. This listing does not offer universal Apache compatibility.

Avoid ordering the wrong gasket or cover

A right-side engine gasket cannot be substituted for the magneto/alternator cover gasket on the other side of the engine. The oil-filter cover and oil-level gauge may also have their own seals. Only buy this SKU if you need N9030250.

What exactly is in the package?

• One TVS clutch-side engine cover gasket bearing TVS part number N9030250, subject to inspection of physical retail stock.

Not included: engine/clutch cover housing, clutch friction plates, steel separator plates, clutch centre/hub, clutch springs, oil filter, oil filter cap O-rings, oil-level gauge O-ring, fastening bolts, dowels, engine oil, sealant, or other engine gaskets. Any UTH keychain used in photographs is only a photography prop and is not included.

A physical product/package photograph was not supplied for this SKU. Packaging appearance, colour, thickness, material, manufacturing date and current printed MRP therefore remain unverified. Do not assume an accessory is included merely because it appears in an exploded engine diagram.

When is the clutch-cover gasket normally replaced?

The gasket seals the mating surfaces of the clutch-side crankcase cover. A technician may replace it when the cover is removed for service or when there is a diagnosed leak at that joint. A visible oil leak does not automatically establish that this gasket is faulty: oil may originate from a nearby oil seal, filter-cap O-ring, crankcase joint or another point.

• Oil seepage traced specifically to the clutch-cover-to-crankcase joint
• Clutch-side cover removal for a service where the gasket cannot be safely reused
• Old gasket torn, hardened or otherwise damaged during disassembly
• Reassembly after clutch work where the service procedure requires a new gasket

Do not buy this product solely because a motorcycle has clutch slipping, gear-shift problems, cam-chain noise, or leakage from the magneto side. Those are different diagnostic issues.

Pre-order fitment checklist

• Confirm your motorcycle is the documented Apache RTR 160 4V, RTR 200 4V or Ronin 225 variant.
• Check the existing or catalogue-listed engine clutch-cover gasket part number: N9030250.
• Compare the gasket outline, dowel and bolt-hole positions with your original cover gasket.
• Identify whether leakage is actually at the clutch-cover perimeter, not the oil-filter cap, drain bolt or a separate oil seal.
• If the bike has a swapped engine or aftermarket side cover, identify that assembly before buying.
• If uncertain, provide the chassis number to an authorised TVS parts counter for exact fitment; vehicle model name alone may be insufficient.

Service and installation notes

• Use a qualified motorcycle technician and the service manual for the exact bike model.
• Check both cover and crankcase mating faces for scratches, warpage, remnants of the old gasket and damage.
• Remove old gasket material using non-damaging methods; do not gouge aluminium sealing faces.
• Clean and dry the mating surfaces as required by the TVS repair procedure; keep debris out of the engine.
• Align the new gasket with the specified locating dowels and all bolt holes before reinstalling the cover.
• Replace any separately specified seals or O-rings if necessary; they are not included here.
• Tighten cover fasteners in the prescribed sequence and to the correct TVS torque; no unverified torque value is given.
• Follow the model-specific instructions for any sealant; excess silicone can cause problems and must not be assumed necessary.
• After reassembly, confirm engine oil level and inspect the joint for leaks while following the bike’s service procedure.

SEO buyer terms and technical clarity

The following terms describe the same type of component in customer language: TVS Apache 160 4V clutch gasket, Apache 200 4V clutch cover packing, Ronin 225 clutch-side gasket, right engine cover gasket, RHS clutch casing gasket, TVS clutch cover gasket, clutch side engine gasket. These refer to the N9030250 sealing gasket only, not an entire clutch assembly or the magneto cover. Some retailer listings incorrectly identify this same SKU as a speed sensor; TVS’s original parts records identify it as GASKET CLUTCH COVER.

N9030250 is a TVS manufacturer identification code. The physical gasket and the chassis-specific parts book should govern final selection rather than generic marketplace keywords.

Frequently asked questions

What is TVS N9030250?

It is the TVS Genuine clutch-cover gasket, a sealing component fitted between the clutch-side engine cover and crankcase in documented applications.

Does N9030250 fit Apache RTR 160 4V?

Yes, it is listed in TVS Apache RTR 160 4V parts catalogues for documented configurations. Confirm the exact motorcycle revision and part number.

Does it fit Apache RTR 200 4V?

Yes, the exact number appears in Apache RTR 200 4V clutch-cover diagrams, including carburettor and FI references. Verify the applicable year/engine assembly.

Is N9030250 used on the TVS Ronin 225?

Yes. The TVS Ronin catalogue identifies it as the clutch-cover gasket, reference 9. Confirm the particular variant with a TVS parts lookup.

Does it fit Apache RTR 160 2V or RTR 180?

No exact manufacturer fitment was verified for these models during this audit. They are not advertised as compatible.

Will it fit every BS4 and BS6 Apache 160 4V?

Do not assume that every motorcycle year or engine revision is identical. Confirm N9030250 against the vehicle-specific TVS catalogue or old gasket.

Is this a clutch plate or clutch kit?

No. It is only a gasket for the clutch-side cover. Clutch discs, clutch centre and other clutch parts are separate.

Is it the right-side engine gasket?

In the supported engines this gasket seals the clutch-side engine cover. Check its shape and the exact cover diagram before ordering.

Is it the magneto / stator cover gasket?

No. The separate magneto-cover gasket is catalogued as N9030320 in the referenced TVS parts list.

Is the metal clutch cover included?

No. This listing supplies one gasket. The engine cover is a separate, much larger component.

Are the oil-filter O-rings included?

No. Oil-filter-cover seals such as M1080600 and M1080590 are separate components.

Is engine oil included?

No. This part is a single gasket; engine oil and other service items are not included.

Can this stop an engine oil leak?

It can replace a damaged gasket at the clutch-cover joint, but the actual source of the leak should be diagnosed first; other seals can leak too.

Do I need a new gasket after opening the clutch cover?

Follow the relevant TVS service manual and inspect the old gasket. A technician commonly replaces a damaged gasket when reassembling the clutch cover.

Do I need gasket maker or silicone with it?

Use only the product and sealant application specified by the motorcycle’s service procedure. Do not assume silicone is required.

Is it suitable for a bike with a swapped engine?

The bike badge alone cannot confirm fitment after an engine or side-cover change. Match the actual engine and clutch-cover parts.

Can I order using the model name instead of the part number?

For the safest purchase, match TVS N9030250, gasket outline and the chassis-specific parts catalogue. Model name alone can create mistakes.

What is the current MRP?

The May 2024 TVS price list gave ₹126, but this is historical. The current physical stock packet and approved sale price must be checked.

Is it TVS Genuine or aftermarket?

The SKU corresponds to a genuine TVS part. UTH should verify the received physical stock and packaging before offering it as TVS Genuine.

Is there a guaranteed leak-free result or mileage improvement?

No. Proper sealing depends on correct diagnosis, matching parts, undamaged mating surfaces and professional installation; no performance guarantee is made.

Is this the same as the oil filter gasket?

No. The large clutch cover perimeter gasket and small oil-filter cap O-rings are different components.

What should I check if I am unsure?

Ask an authorised TVS parts counter to verify your chassis number, and compare the original gasket, crankcase cover and part number N9030250 before purchase.

Final ordering note

Before placing the order, please confirm that your motorcycle requires part number N9030250. It is a TVS clutch-cover gasket for catalogue-listed Apache RTR 160 4V, Apache RTR 200 4V and Ronin 225 applications, sold as one gasket only. Photos should show the entire gasket outline and label clearly, without obscuring the item.