Kawasaki Z1/Z2 Left Hand Switchblock

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17 Jul 2024 11:14 #902265 by asphalt900
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Gotta reach-out for You European/Domestic market Fellas for this one. I was "told" that the OEM Left hand handlebar switch had a spring detent in the Pa position for the Euro/Japanese market. I've done my share of these but have never ran across a version that when the knob is pushed all the way-up engages the passing feature. Obviously has to be a different "stop" bracket of which is not shown but the US versions all had the same. Triples and Z1 share the same upper LH switch locking upper casting. Any input or experience with this? Thanks a bunch, Clay  

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17 Jul 2024 11:17 #902266 by asphalt900
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Whoops. forgot. Here's what i have bags of, i never use repop stuff, he
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    17 Jul 2024 15:52 #902282 by Cra-z1
    Replied by Cra-z1 on topic Kawasaki Z1/Z2 Left Hand Switchblock
    Im working on a 75 Z1 with a broken tab for the high/low beam. If you happen to have the internal switch I may one interested in one. I need to pull my switch bodies down as I may have one hiding in there. 

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    18 Jul 2024 04:55 #902295 by asphalt900
    Replied by asphalt900 on topic Kawasaki Z1/Z2 Left Hand Switchblock
    Yes CraZ1, i have plenty of them. Your switch should be black in color. Is your knob still decent?

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    18 Jul 2024 05:09 #902297 by Wookie58
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    Yes CraZ1, i have plenty of them. Your switch should be black in color. Is your knob still decent?
    Not sure that's a question to ask in public 
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    18 Jul 2024 05:22 #902300 by asphalt900
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    Ha ha, should of caught that before submitting!! 
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    23 Jul 2024 02:34 #902467 by asphalt900
    Replied by asphalt900 on topic Kawasaki Z1/Z2 Left Hand Switchblock
    Never mind, found the answer. Some have a spring plate. This is off a Z2 750, so Japanese market, reason i've never seen one.
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    23 Jul 2024 04:59 #902468 by slmjim+Z1BEBE
    Replied by slmjim+Z1BEBE on topic Kawasaki Z1/Z2 Left Hand Switchblock
    Are the arrangement of the contacts different to enable momentary at the 'Pa' position?  We've never seen one either.

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    23 Jul 2024 10:07 #902473 by asphalt900
    Replied by asphalt900 on topic Kawasaki Z1/Z2 Left Hand Switchblock
    Jim, also sent to Your phone. But for the masses, some relevant crap. Pictures denote the Kawasaki Triples, typical Z1 then the Euro version plate wiring. ALL the plates are the same, just the soldering of wires that makes the difference for the headlight. Note the US version never utilized the spare two collets on the breadboard, the UK did, An additional "Brown" sheathed wire was attached and the RED/Black wire was bridged for the contacts. Note alo the triples also used the exact same plate but switched the Red/Black and Red/Yellow tracer wires around. Also the triples used a smaller wire and used a Yellow connector or red on the RH switchblock. 
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    27 Jul 2024 07:51 #902595 by asphalt900
    Replied by asphalt900 on topic Kawasaki Z1/Z2 Left Hand Switchblock
    Here's some stuff for You cra-Z1. I believe this will be what you're looking for and some additional. Wookie, keep you're mind out of the gutter I'm still calling it a Knob. My Knob is new and unfettered. They are all shiny clean and ribbed for pleasure of quick activation. Also if anyone hasn't figured this out. A Switch from a Triple can refresh your restoration of these RH switchblocks for the Z1, 72-75. Just have to re-use the 2 contact back plate, triple only had one and the back section doesn't fit anyway.  
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