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'82 KZ750 twin wiring diagram
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Biggest difference in the wiring is that the 82-83 models have electronic ignition.
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Perhaps I'm not so balled up . . . then again. My whole wiring dilema comes down to the fact that I have a bunch of extra double female connections with no males to satisfy them. In the headlight assembly there's 3 sets of double females (blk w/ yellow stripe, yellow w/ blk and white w/ blue). I think the blk w/ yellow connects to the two black grounds from my headlight (ie high and low beam grounds?). Also, just to the rear of the battery, there are two more lonesome double females (white w/ blk and yellow w/black). Each of these are bundled with a white w/ blue wire. These white with blue connect to eachother. It's entirely possible that these all connect to . . . nothing, but I dunno. Lastly, there are two wires which seem to want to be grounded to the frame. One is blk w/ yellow and terminates to the frame mount bolt for the transistor igniter. The other is yellow w/ blk and comes off of the main wiring harness. It seems to want to bolt to the frame above the fuse box or on the cage for the battery.
So there's where I'm at. Everything else is ready to go vroom vroom once I'm comfortable with the wiring.
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There is one double ground for the turn signals, and a double female that provides power for the running light elements in the turn signals. All of these are in the headlight shell. I had to hook them up when I removed a Vetter fairing from an 82 KZ750M1 to install it on a 82 KZ1000M1.
I can't recall which wire went where exactly, I used trial and error until all the lights worked
I'll have to find my 750 manual to see if the 80 750G has the same wires near the battery box and where they go.
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The headlight is usually red/yellow low beam, red/black high beam and black/yellow associated ground. I suggest you pop open your left hand switch gear if you need to verify the color of the headlight wires. The wires that run from the dipper switch are the wires that will connect to your headlight inside the shell. The wire that FEEDS the high and low beam wires with power is generally BLUE and comes off the ignition switch directly in more modern bikes like yours... If you have a headlight on/off switch, it may come through that switch in the right hand switchgear.
I can't recall Kaw using some of the color combos you mentioned... you mentioned yellow/black. Verify this correct or did you mean black/yellow?
There are several other common colors... brown is switch hot and is used for a variety of stuff; like the horn hot. Orange is the signal out of the flasher relay for the turn signals, Orange/green is the signal out of the aux flasher unit, etc.
Anyway, good luck. At some point, it would be great if we scanned in all wiring diagrams with corrections (some are just wrong)...
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I can't recall Kaw using some of the color combos you mentioned... you mentioned yellow/black. Verify this correct or did you mean black/yellow?
George,
The ground near the transitor igniter is black with a yellow stripe. The other is yellow with a black stripe, is it possible that this connects to the + battery terminal?
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Good Luck
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The wire is a ground wire (for those still reading this post). It seems that Kawasaki used black with yellow and yellow with black wires interchangibly. The bike is up and running.
---BS
ps also, the extra double females are just that, extra. I got ahold of a KZ750 four manual and lots of those have the extra sets.
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Having the same problem cant even get headlight on but high voltage at all electronics maybe just have one wrong wire. PO was nice enough to label ALMOST all wires.
Thanks again!
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