1979 KZ750B twin speedometer housing
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1979 KZ750B twin speedometer housing
14 Sep 2010 13:17
After rebuilding forks, I followed FSM front wheel installation instructions:
Tighten the axle nuts with 7~9 kg-m (51-65 ft-lbs_) of torque, and position the speedometer housing by turning it counterclockwise until it stops.
Tighten first the front axle clamp nut, etc...etc...
After tightening up everything, the housing does not turn freely. Is this normal, or should it rotate freely after tightening? I did not think to check before disassembling.
Tighten the axle nuts with 7~9 kg-m (51-65 ft-lbs_) of torque, and position the speedometer housing by turning it counterclockwise until it stops.
Tighten first the front axle clamp nut, etc...etc...
After tightening up everything, the housing does not turn freely. Is this normal, or should it rotate freely after tightening? I did not think to check before disassembling.
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1979 KZ750B, owned since new
50's/60's Peugeot moped, 49cc
50's Mustang motorcycle
1959 Royal Enfield Indian Chief, 700cc
1979 KZ750B, owned since new
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Re: 1979 KZ750B twin speedometer housing
14 Sep 2010 22:54 - 14 Sep 2010 22:55
Going by my memory (and be warned, I am old) I recall I would hook the speedometer cable onto the drive to keep the drive in the right place as I tightened it up. When everything is tight, I believe it is supposed to stay put.
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Re: 1979 KZ750B twin speedometer housing
15 Sep 2010 08:26
Thanks, bountyhunter. It is tight, for sure.
1959 Sears moped, 49cc
50's/60's Peugeot moped, 49cc
50's Mustang motorcycle
1959 Royal Enfield Indian Chief, 700cc
1979 KZ750B, owned since new
50's/60's Peugeot moped, 49cc
50's Mustang motorcycle
1959 Royal Enfield Indian Chief, 700cc
1979 KZ750B, owned since new
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