81 kz750 cam timing
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81 kz750 cam timing
18 Jan 2019 11:00
Can anyone run down the cam timing on a kz750 4 cyl I think I got it but wanna double check I have the T lined up on advancer set the exhaust cam with z7ex line flush with head then 46 pins to the in line on intake cam
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Re: 81 kz750 cam timing
18 Jan 2019 11:13
If the gaps in cams are horizontal to the head surface @ TDC too, every thing is ok.
but don“t forget to loosen the cam chain tensioner before you put the valve cover on!!!
but don“t forget to loosen the cam chain tensioner before you put the valve cover on!!!
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Re: 81 kz750 cam timing
18 Jan 2019 14:29
Yeah I planned o that appreciate that I can't pull valve cover once motor is back I. So wanting to do it right the first time
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Re: 81 kz750 cam timing
18 Jan 2019 16:27
Seems right, just be sure you are at TDC. Look for the piston through the spark plug hole and double check the 1-4 T mark is aligned.
And needless to say you should double check valve clearance. Bad deal not being to pull the valve cover because it's important to retorque the head after some heat cycles.
And needless to say you should double check valve clearance. Bad deal not being to pull the valve cover because it's important to retorque the head after some heat cycles.
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Re: 81 kz750 cam timing
19 Jan 2019 07:27
Yeah I'm going through the valves now I should be able to retorqe head just not enough room to physically remove valve cover I don't believe valve cover c is vers any bolts that I've noticed
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