83 KZ1100 LTD Left Hand Switch Assembly

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03 May 2018 09:24 #782769 by ajsfirehawk
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I've got the subject mentioned bike with a broken housing on the LH switch assembly. Part # 46091-1248. There is a ratty expensive one on eBay. $80 plus shipping.
Mine is beyond repair. Eirik on the KZ650 site suggests the following bikes use the same assembly. Anyone have one for sale?
The same LHS switchgear was used on these models:

Kawasaki Motorcycle 1980 LTD - KZ750-H1 HANDLEBAR (KZ750-H3/H4)

Kawasaki Motorcycle 1981 LTD - KZ750-H2 HANDLEBAR (KZ750-H3/H4)

Kawasaki Motorcycle 1982 LTD - KZ750-H3 HANDLEBAR (KZ750-H3/H4)

Kawasaki Motorcycle 1982 Spectre - KZ1100-D1 HANDLEBAR (KZ1100-D2)

Kawasaki Motorcycle 1983 LTD Shaft - KZ1100-L1 Handlebar

Kawasaki Motorcycle 1983 Spectre - KZ550-F1 Handlebar

Kawasaki Motorcycle 1983 Spectre - KZ1100-D2 HANDLEBAR (KZ1100-D2)

Kawasaki Motorcycle 1983 LTD - KZ750-H4 HANDLEBAR (KZ750-H3/H4)

Kawasaki Motorcycle 1983 LTD Shaft - KZ550-M1 Handlebar

Kawasaki Motorcycle 1984 LTD Shaft - KZ550-F2 Handlebar

79 KZ650 SR
80 KZ1000 Z1 Classic
83 KZ1100 LTD
Z900RS
23 Mach 1

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04 May 2018 09:39 #782832 by ajsfirehawk
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Anyone make replacement switchgear? I don't mind sorting the wiring if the pinout isn't the same.

79 KZ650 SR
80 KZ1000 Z1 Classic
83 KZ1100 LTD
Z900RS
23 Mach 1

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04 May 2018 09:49 - 04 May 2018 09:55 #782834 by Nessism
Replied by Nessism on topic 83 KZ1100 LTD Left Hand Switch Assembly
No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configurationThese come up all the time on ebay. Only hard part is finding one with good lettering. You can swap over your wiring harness into the new/used switch if the harness length is wrong for some reason. It's good to take it apart and clean/grease anyway.

BTW, Considering the way all the features, such as the hazard, works on the KZ's the easiest way to get everything sorted is by getting an OEM switch.

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