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My first project (550 LTD?)
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1982 KZ550 LTD C3
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TS wrote: I just need to know where to start at this point. The wiring diagram makes me dizzy, I appreciate the comment.
Honestly, it's easier to do what I did and make a wiring harness. If you have a decent understanding of wiring\electronics it can be very very simple.
This is the harness I use on my 650, and one will be made for my 550 LTD very shortly. The 550 will need some changes though.
simple harness by Dennis Nelson Photography , on Flickr
'78 KZ650 Custom thingy turned turbo build
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Proud owner of 1982 650csr again soon. keeping it this time
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#6 bolts on to the frame just behind where the tank presses into the frame. The plastic part presses down on the airbox. The two little circular cutouts hold the open-ended vent tubes from the carbs. The hoses just sit there open. It should have also had a smaller metal piece that goes on top of it that prevents the bolts from splitting the plastic. The metal piece would have held an auxiliary fuse holder for accessories. I'm not that familiar with the LTd, so the metal piece may have been #2 in your photo. On the standard frames, the metal piece looks like a small bracket with an arm sticking out of it.TS wrote: It is the point of my project where I have random parts laying in a box. It would be awesome if anyone could help find the right names and places for these pieces. We cannot remember where they are supposed to be on the bike.
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#5 goes on the back of the headlight to protect the connector on the bulb.
#7 looks like brackets for holding the airbox in place (but I could be wrong). They would bolt onto something near the battery box, and the tabs would slide into grooves on the airbox. The ones on the standard bike look similar, but shorter.
1981 KZ550 D1 gpz.
Kz550 valve train warning.
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Your master PISTON is : 43020-1027
It supersedes these part numbers as well: 43020-1020, 43020-1016
It can be found on the diagram for these bikes:
KZ550-A1 (1980)
KZ550-A2 (1981)
KZ550-A3 (1982)
KZ550-A4 (1983)
KZ550-C1 (LTD) (1980)
KZ550-C2 (LTD) (1981)
KZ550-C3 (LTD) (1982)
KZ550-C4 (LTD) (1983)
KZ650-E1 (LTD) (1980)
KZ650-F1 (1980)
KZ650-H1 (CSR) (1981)
KZ650-H2 (CSR) (1982)
KZ650-H3 (CSR) (1983)
KZ750-G1 (LTD II) (1980)
KZ750-M1 (CSR Twin) (1982)
$43.37 here:
www.partzilla.com/parts/detail/kawasaki/KP-43020-1027.html
Since you had the motor open, did you read the valve train warning? If not, you may want to reset the tensioner (Remove big cap, and re-install big cap) before running the motor.
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I would find a master from a more modern bike. Maybe a Ninja 250 with a single caliper would work.
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Just seems a waste, because the lTDs MC only needs new o-rings for the piston. Only because of the small o-rings, I will have to replace the entire MC.
I appreciate the bit about resetting the tensioner, will make sure to confirm it was completed.
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