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Re: Shims valves 750CC
15 Feb 2017 11:32
Your second batch of numbers looks better.
I'd change shims to put the lash between .08-.18 mm as detailed in the service manual.
I'd change shims to put the lash between .08-.18 mm as detailed in the service manual.
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Re: Shims valves 750CC
15 Feb 2017 12:18
You saw my attachment in last replay, I`m doing correct by going close to 0.18mm then it will be longer time to next time ? 
or shall I try to hit 0,13 who middle between 0,8 abd 0,18 ?
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or shall I try to hit 0,13 who middle between 0,8 abd 0,18 ?
Thank you.
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Re: Shims valves 750CC
15 Feb 2017 12:58gordone wrote: You saw my attachment in last replay, I`m doing correct by going close to 0.18mm then it will be longer time to next time ?
or shall I try to hit 0,13 who middle between 0,8 abd 0,18 ?
Thank you.
Targeting .18 will give you more time before you have to adjust because the clearance normally closes down with mileage. The shims come in .05mm increments so there is only so much you can do with regards to targeting a specific number though.
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Re: Shims valves 750CC
20 Feb 2017 13:43
Will these shims be correct for me?
www.z1enterprises.com/amfinder/?cat=509&...duct_list_order=name
www.z1enterprises.com/amfinder/?cat=509&...duct_list_order=name
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Re: Shims valves 750CC
20 Feb 2017 13:54gordone wrote: Will these shims be correct for me?
www.z1enterprises.com/amfinder/?cat=509&...duct_list_order=name
According to the link it states "Fits Kawasaki KZ650 KZ550 ZX550 zr550 KZ700 ZN700 KZ750 zr750 zr1100 ZX750 ZX1100"
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Re: Shims valves 750CC
20 Feb 2017 23:40
Thank you for replay, my insecurity is that I have been informed my engine is 1981 z750L.
I cannot see L listed?
I cannot see L listed?
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Re: Shims valves 750CC
21 Feb 2017 05:48gordone wrote: Thank you for replay, my insecurity is that I have been informed my engine is 1981 z750L.
I cannot see L listed?
When you have questions like that look at the parts fishe and compare part numbers. Partzilla has a good fishe.
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Re: Shims valves 750CC
21 Feb 2017 06:43
I have found the shims now I hope 
Kawasaki 92025-1098 SHIM,2.40T
Kawasaki 92025-1101 SHIM T2.55
Kawasaki 92025-1105 SHIM,2.75T
The problem for me is when I going into partzilla I cannot find z750L, but looks like the shims is the same, so hopefully are they correct
Kawasaki 92025-1098 SHIM,2.40T
Kawasaki 92025-1101 SHIM T2.55
Kawasaki 92025-1105 SHIM,2.75T
The problem for me is when I going into partzilla I cannot find z750L, but looks like the shims is the same, so hopefully are they correct
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Re: Shims valves 750CC
21 Feb 2017 08:12
Do you have any photos of your bike? The first year for the 750L model was 1983. The L model bike engines were rubber mounted too so your 650 frame would require significant mods before an L model engine would fit.
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Re: Shims valves 750CC
21 Feb 2017 09:03
Hem... I asked my local workshop for Kawa and they informed me it was a 1981 z750L engine, maybe they are wrong?
The bike it self is a 1981 KZ650-D4, but engine has been replaced to a 750 engine.
The engine number is KZ750 EE025011.
The bike it self is a 1981 KZ650-D4, but engine has been replaced to a 750 engine.
The engine number is KZ750 EE025011.
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Re: Shims valves 750CC
21 Feb 2017 10:02
That's not the L engine, that's a regular 750 engine from either 1980 or 1981. Same as in my bike (check signature). The L engine has different engine covers and more squared off looking fins on the head.
The below bike shows the L engine (in 700 form).
The below bike shows the L engine (in 700 form).
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Re: Shims valves 750CC
22 Feb 2017 04:15
Ahhh ! Not good my local workshop giving me incorrect information....
So it`s a 750 1980 or 1980, but when I`m looking at parts diagram, what motor shall I go for then ? E2 ? H2 ? etc ?
The bike is purchase in europe.
So it`s a 750 1980 or 1980, but when I`m looking at parts diagram, what motor shall I go for then ? E2 ? H2 ? etc ?
The bike is purchase in europe.
1981 KZ650-D4, with 1981 z750L engine (Wiensco 810 big bore).
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