Are These Float Levels Within Tolerance? KZ750 LTD
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29 Aug 2014 07:14How do you lubricate the ignition advance mechanism? I had to replace the broken stock electronic ignition with a Dyna ignition and coils. It is just a magnet that rotates and triggers the sensor, right?Tomolu5 wrote: I would assured that your ignition advance mechanism is working properly and lubricated.
I did the exhaust pipe skin test and found that cylinder 3 was not firing. See the above link for a continuation of that topic/thread and what I did last night.Tomolu5 wrote: Also the idle air adjustments could have a slight effect in this range. The throttle opening and rpm range mentioned are far to high to be affected by a Carb sync IMO.
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1980 KZ750 LTD H4
FSMaunual: kz.bike-night.com/media/GPz750-full.pdf
Stock except for:
New chain and sprocket (530?).
Dynatek Ignition
Manual tensioner on the way.
Buy JIS screwdrivers.
1980 KZ750 LTD H4
FSMaunual: kz.bike-night.com/media/GPz750-full.pdf
Stock except for:
New chain and sprocket (530?).
Dynatek Ignition
Manual tensioner on the way.
Buy JIS screwdrivers.
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02 Sep 2014 20:30
Regarding the float height, FSM shows 4mm + or - 1mm below top of bowl. Just did my 750's carbs last night on the bench.
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02 Sep 2014 21:08
I found the FSM (Factory Service Manual) and added the link to my signature. It needs to be rescanned from the original using a color printer from kinkos etc to detect the shading. Damned thing looks like a fax.
When I reset the float tangs, it seemed like I got it and then seemed like it got worse, but no gas pisses out and it ran for a bit. Then, per repair shop owner I tested exhaust pipe temps and found 3 not firing. Adjusted as discussed in air fuel mix thread and it ran until I ran out of gas.
Will be doing another cleaning and float check when I rebuild the petcock next week, and will also shake out the gas can again. Any idea what I need from Z1? There was no specific rebuild kit, just O rings.
When I reset the float tangs, it seemed like I got it and then seemed like it got worse, but no gas pisses out and it ran for a bit. Then, per repair shop owner I tested exhaust pipe temps and found 3 not firing. Adjusted as discussed in air fuel mix thread and it ran until I ran out of gas.
Will be doing another cleaning and float check when I rebuild the petcock next week, and will also shake out the gas can again. Any idea what I need from Z1? There was no specific rebuild kit, just O rings.
Clint
1980 KZ750 LTD H4
FSMaunual: kz.bike-night.com/media/GPz750-full.pdf
Stock except for:
New chain and sprocket (530?).
Dynatek Ignition
Manual tensioner on the way.
Buy JIS screwdrivers.
1980 KZ750 LTD H4
FSMaunual: kz.bike-night.com/media/GPz750-full.pdf
Stock except for:
New chain and sprocket (530?).
Dynatek Ignition
Manual tensioner on the way.
Buy JIS screwdrivers.
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Re: Are These Float Levels Within Tolerance? KZ750 LTD
02 Sep 2014 21:54
This is what I got. The O Rings for the pilot jet plug in the bowl were a little tight, but could be made to work. I got those from Kawasaki at $9 ea :ohmy:
www.z1enterprises.com/ItemDetails.aspx?i...80-85&item=KL18-2452
www.z1enterprises.com/ItemDetails.aspx?i...80-85&item=KL18-2452
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02 Sep 2014 22:55
Yea, i got the same kit off ebay before this forum introduced me to Z1. Those damned 0 rings for the pilot plug sucked! I thought I was going to break those poor old plastic plugz... Will be getting a set of these carb cleaning wires with next order:
www.z1enterprises.com/ItemDetails.aspx?i...e+set&item=KL35-3498
www.z1enterprises.com/ItemDetails.aspx?i...e+set&item=KL35-3498
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1980 KZ750 LTD H4
FSMaunual: kz.bike-night.com/media/GPz750-full.pdf
Stock except for:
New chain and sprocket (530?).
Dynatek Ignition
Manual tensioner on the way.
Buy JIS screwdrivers.
1980 KZ750 LTD H4
FSMaunual: kz.bike-night.com/media/GPz750-full.pdf
Stock except for:
New chain and sprocket (530?).
Dynatek Ignition
Manual tensioner on the way.
Buy JIS screwdrivers.
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Re: Are These Float Levels Within Tolerance? KZ750 LTD
03 Sep 2014 06:53
Ah, you meant petcock kit. Z1 has a bunch, but I couldn't determine exactly which one I needed. I bought this one along with a bunch of other stuff since Z1 was out of the tach seal kit I needed:
cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&v...tr&item=201158528016
Worked perfect.
cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&v...tr&item=201158528016
Worked perfect.
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