KZ700 fuel tank gauge removal
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KZ700 fuel tank gauge removal
30 Jun 2008 08:28
I have an 84 KZ700 and can't figue out how to remove the fuel guage from the tank. Anyone know how?
1984 KZ700 A1
2005 Harley Softail Springer Classic
Palmyra, NY
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Palmyra, NY
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Re: KZ700 fuel tank gauge removal
30 Jun 2008 08:48
Hello Andrew...drain the fuel, pull the tank off the bike. Flip the tank upside down and pop off the plastic cover on the underside of the tank. There are six bolts that hold the gauge onto the tank...remove those and extract the potentiometer style gauge, being careful not to tear the rubber gasket. Viola!
Michael
Victoria, Texas
1982 GPz750
1977 KZ1000A
1978 KZ1000A
1982 GPz1100
1975 Z2A
Victoria, Texas
1982 GPz750
1977 KZ1000A
1978 KZ1000A
1982 GPz1100
1975 Z2A
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Re: KZ700 fuel tank gauge removal
30 Jun 2008 13:20
thanks! didn't want to bugger anything up befor I got into it.
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2005 Harley Softail Springer Classic
Palmyra, NY
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Re: KZ700 fuel tank gauge removal
30 Jun 2008 13:22
Thanks, Any recommendations for replacement shocks and tires for the same bike?
1984 KZ700 A1
2005 Harley Softail Springer Classic
Palmyra, NY
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Re: KZ700 fuel tank gauge removal
30 Jun 2008 14:50
It will depend on what type of riding you are doing...if you are just puttering around on the weekend or commuting, then I'd go inexpensive, e.g Cheng Shins for tires and some eBay aftermarket shock specials...if you are really riding the bejeebers out of it, then go with Progressive shocks and highend tires (of which there are a number that would work well on your bike)
Michael
Victoria, Texas
1982 GPz750
1977 KZ1000A
1978 KZ1000A
1982 GPz1100
1975 Z2A
Victoria, Texas
1982 GPz750
1977 KZ1000A
1978 KZ1000A
1982 GPz1100
1975 Z2A
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