torque wrench settings
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torque wrench settings
18 Apr 2023 09:09
Would anyone be kind enough to detail the torque wrench settings on a Kawasaki GT 750
Mains
Big ends
Head Thanks in advance
Collin
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Big ends
Head Thanks in advance
Collin
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Re: torque wrench settings
18 Apr 2023 11:28
Look in "articles" at the FSM for a KZ750 and all the specs you need will be at your fingertips
1982 KZ1000 Ltd
www.kzrider.com/forum/11-projects/617631...-82-begins?start=192
kzrider.com/filebase-alias?view=download...d-fault-diagnosis&ca
www.kzrider.com/forum/11-projects/617631...-82-begins?start=192
kzrider.com/filebase-alias?view=download...d-fault-diagnosis&ca
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Re: torque wrench settings
22 Apr 2023 08:18
Thanks for that, I managed to find a manual on a KZ750 E that seems similar other than the shaft drive. I’m reassembling an old 1980’s Gt750 that I bought in boxes. I am currently rebuilding the gear box.
the main shaft/drive shaft has 3 small bearings that seem to lock the fist gear selector in place and I’m struggling to get the box to change up and down are the bearings thrown out with centripetal force to allow the selector to move.
im struggling to see how else these function.
once again thanks in advance
regards
collin
the main shaft/drive shaft has 3 small bearings that seem to lock the fist gear selector in place and I’m struggling to get the box to change up and down are the bearings thrown out with centripetal force to allow the selector to move.
im struggling to see how else these function.
once again thanks in advance
regards
collin
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Re: torque wrench settings
22 Apr 2023 10:07
You are encountering the neutral finder function, as you surmised the shaft needs to be spinning so centrifugal force will throw the ball bearings out of the groove.
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1966 W1 (the Z1 of 1966-50H.P. and 100mph!)
1974 Z1
1978 KZ1000 LTD
1976 KZ900B pile O parts
1980 KZ750E
1980 Honda XL250S (I know, wrong flavor!)
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Re: torque wrench settings
23 Apr 2023 08:34
Thanks Mike
I did not want to assemble the whole engine without running the box up and down I assume I could spin the drive shaft with a slow drill but was hoping there was a simple way of proving the box before assembly
I did not want to assemble the whole engine without running the box up and down I assume I could spin the drive shaft with a slow drill but was hoping there was a simple way of proving the box before assembly
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Re: torque wrench settings
23 Apr 2023 10:23
You can use the starter motor to spin the internal gears. Removing the spark plugs let spin the engine much higher.
My 1975 Z 1 B 900 Project
www.kzrider.com/forum/11-projects/605133...ears-deep-sleep-mode
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