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78 kz 650 gauge removal
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14 Aug 2017 12:22 #769010
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so i want to get rid of the gauges on the bike.. possibly fit a single gauge. which aftermarket gauges will fit or wire up? also do i have to keep the ignition key? or can i get rid of that all together?
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14 Aug 2017 16:56 #769025
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Also what is this bolt called in the back of the motor? I over tightened and cracked mine. What website could i find one?
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14 Aug 2017 17:38 #769027
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1977 KZ650-C1 Original Owner - Stock (with additional invisible FIAMM horn)
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1977 KZ650-C1 Original Owner - Stock (with additional invisible FIAMM horn)
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14 Aug 2017 17:44 #769028
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79 KZ650 SR
80 KZ1000 Z1 Classic
83 KZ1100 LTD
Z900RS
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I can't tell from the pic, did you crack the oil pan or is there a washer that is cracked?
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14 Aug 2017 18:25 #769034
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Thats it thank you so much. I looked on ebay for part 24 but the gasket looks like a washer?
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14 Aug 2017 19:15 - 14 Aug 2017 19:34 #769044
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My 1975 Z 1 B 900 Project
www.kzrider.com/forum/11-projects/605133...ears-deep-sleep-mode
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Yes a copper or aluminum washer for plug # 24, he made out of aluminum.
Drain plug #22 is made out of steel, he needs a copper washer.
For the gauges and ignition key i go this way.
Ignition switch on sequence
Drain plug #22 is made out of steel, he needs a copper washer.
For the gauges and ignition key i go this way.
Ignition switch on sequence
My 1975 Z 1 B 900 Project
www.kzrider.com/forum/11-projects/605133...ears-deep-sleep-mode
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15 Aug 2017 04:50 - 15 Aug 2017 08:48 #769057
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According to the diagrams at partzilla #24 is an o-ring & is still available. 92055-1146 RING-O. $4.39
Torque wrench. Get a good torque wrench & look up the torque value in the Kawasaki factory service manual. Lacking a specification, use the torque table & common sense. most bolts don't need to be cranked down like a gorilla & certainly not that plug.
Meters. For a mechanical speedometer you could get one that has a ratio of 2240@60mph or something like that. The 2240 is kind of a Japanese standard. I don't know what tachometer you could use. There are electronic tachs that get their signal from the ignition system. the signal wire is connected to one of the ign coils wires, usually the black wire to the #1 & #4 coil on KZ models with electronic ign.
Torque wrench. Get a good torque wrench & look up the torque value in the Kawasaki factory service manual. Lacking a specification, use the torque table & common sense. most bolts don't need to be cranked down like a gorilla & certainly not that plug.
Meters. For a mechanical speedometer you could get one that has a ratio of 2240@60mph or something like that. The 2240 is kind of a Japanese standard. I don't know what tachometer you could use. There are electronic tachs that get their signal from the ignition system. the signal wire is connected to one of the ign coils wires, usually the black wire to the #1 & #4 coil on KZ models with electronic ign.
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