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Re: clutch
21 Dec 2023 05:18 - 21 Dec 2023 05:25
When "right side" is mentioned, we're assuming it's approx.at the 3 o'clock position in OP's pic of the clutch assy. If the motor is spun to rotate the "right side" (currently at 3 o'clock in the pic) to 9 o'clock, the bind should then be at 9 o'clock if we understand, providing the defect is in the hub or basket.
This is a long shot - If the bind remains at 3 o'clock after rotating the clutch assy. 180 deg., the answer may be that the final drive chain is torquing the output shaft sideways due to a defective needle bearing, output shaft bearing(s) or both?
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This is a long shot - If the bind remains at 3 o'clock after rotating the clutch assy. 180 deg., the answer may be that the final drive chain is torquing the output shaft sideways due to a defective needle bearing, output shaft bearing(s) or both?
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Re: clutch
21 Dec 2023 05:33 - 21 Dec 2023 05:34Is that the one that has a half dozen or so ball bearings in a sleeve? Are all KZ650 release mech's of the same design?
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Re: clutch
21 Dec 2023 06:01
The "later" clutch release started in 1978 on the Z1R and KZ650. 1979 and up KZ650, KZ750, and KZ1000 used the updated design. (according to part number cross reference on partzilla).
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Re: clutch
21 Dec 2023 07:52Yes, it has the steel inner “cage” with the steel bearings.Is that the one that has a half dozen or so ball bearings in a sleeve? Are all KZ650 release mech's of the same design?
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Re: clutch
21 Dec 2023 08:39 - 21 Dec 2023 09:34
I agree that current on line parts lists tend to show the latest part number, but I have some old parts lists that indicate the same (older part numbers) were use on the B1, B2 and B3.
The F1 list I have shows the same parts for it (1980) This list for the F2, F3 and F4 indicate that at some point in 1981 the change to the newer part happened.
jarlef.no/Kawasaki/PDF/Z650/Files/KZ650B1toB3.pdf
jarlef.no/Kawasaki/PDF/Z650/Files/KZ650F1_Parts_List.pdf
z650.surr.fr/parts.html
I can also say there was a change in the push rod diam in what appears to be late 79 early 80 see below
B1 13116-035 7 x 270
KZ650-B1 (1977)
KZ650-B2 (1978)
KZ650-B2A (1978)
KZ650-B3 (1979)
KZ650-C1 (Custom) (1977)
KZ650-C2 (Custom) (1978)
KZ650-C3 (Custom) (1979)
KZ650-D1 (SR) (1978)
KZ650-D1A (SR) (1978)
KZ650-D2 (SR) (1979)
KZ650-F1 (1980)
KZ750-B1 (1976)
KZ750-B2 (1977)
KZ750-B3 (1978)
KZ750-B4 (1979)
KZ750-G1 (LTD II) (1980)
E1 13116-1007 8 x 270
KZ1000-E1 (Shaft) (1979)
KZ1000-E2 (Shaft) (1980)
KZ1100-A1 (Shaft) (1981)
KZ1100-A2 (Shaft) (1982)
KZ1100-A3 (Shaft) (1983)
KZ1100-D1 (Spectre) (1982)
KZ1100-D2 (Spectre) (1983)
KZ1100-L1 (LTD Shaft) (1983)
KZ550-A1 (1980)
KZ550-A2 (1981)
KZ550-A3 (1982)
KZ550-A4 (1983)
KZ550-C1 (LTD) (1980)
KZ550-C2 (LTD) (1981)
KZ550-C3 (LTD) (1982)
KZ550-C4 (LTD) (1983)
KZ550-D1 (GPz) (1981)
KZ550-H1 (GPz) (1982)
KZ550-H2 (GPz) (1983)
KZ650-E1 (LTD) (1980)
KZ650-H1 (CSR) (1981)
KZ650-H2 (CSR) (1982)
KZ650-H3 (CSR) (1983)
KZ700-A1 (1984)
KZ750-E1 (1980)
KZ750-E2 (1981)
KZ750-E3 (1982)
KZ750-F1 (LTD Shaft) (1983)
KZ750-H1 (LTD) (1980)
KZ750-H2 (LTD) (1981)
KZ750-H3 (LTD) (1982)
KZ750-H4 (LTD) (1983)
KZ750-L3 (1983)
KZ750-M1 (CSR Twin) (1982)
KZ750-N1 (Spectre) (1982)
KZ750-N2 (Spectre) (1983)
KZ750-R1 (GPz) (1982)
ZN1100-B1 (LTD Shaft) (1984)
ZN1100-B2 (LTD Shaft) (1985)
ZN700-A1 (LTD Shaft) (1984)
ZN700-A2 (LTD Shaft) (1985)
The F1 list I have shows the same parts for it (1980) This list for the F2, F3 and F4 indicate that at some point in 1981 the change to the newer part happened.
jarlef.no/Kawasaki/PDF/Z650/Files/KZ650B1toB3.pdf
jarlef.no/Kawasaki/PDF/Z650/Files/KZ650F1_Parts_List.pdf
z650.surr.fr/parts.html
I can also say there was a change in the push rod diam in what appears to be late 79 early 80 see below
B1 13116-035 7 x 270
KZ650-B1 (1977)
KZ650-B2 (1978)
KZ650-B2A (1978)
KZ650-B3 (1979)
KZ650-C1 (Custom) (1977)
KZ650-C2 (Custom) (1978)
KZ650-C3 (Custom) (1979)
KZ650-D1 (SR) (1978)
KZ650-D1A (SR) (1978)
KZ650-D2 (SR) (1979)
KZ650-F1 (1980)
KZ750-B1 (1976)
KZ750-B2 (1977)
KZ750-B3 (1978)
KZ750-B4 (1979)
KZ750-G1 (LTD II) (1980)
E1 13116-1007 8 x 270
KZ1000-E1 (Shaft) (1979)
KZ1000-E2 (Shaft) (1980)
KZ1100-A1 (Shaft) (1981)
KZ1100-A2 (Shaft) (1982)
KZ1100-A3 (Shaft) (1983)
KZ1100-D1 (Spectre) (1982)
KZ1100-D2 (Spectre) (1983)
KZ1100-L1 (LTD Shaft) (1983)
KZ550-A1 (1980)
KZ550-A2 (1981)
KZ550-A3 (1982)
KZ550-A4 (1983)
KZ550-C1 (LTD) (1980)
KZ550-C2 (LTD) (1981)
KZ550-C3 (LTD) (1982)
KZ550-C4 (LTD) (1983)
KZ550-D1 (GPz) (1981)
KZ550-H1 (GPz) (1982)
KZ550-H2 (GPz) (1983)
KZ650-E1 (LTD) (1980)
KZ650-H1 (CSR) (1981)
KZ650-H2 (CSR) (1982)
KZ650-H3 (CSR) (1983)
KZ700-A1 (1984)
KZ750-E1 (1980)
KZ750-E2 (1981)
KZ750-E3 (1982)
KZ750-F1 (LTD Shaft) (1983)
KZ750-H1 (LTD) (1980)
KZ750-H2 (LTD) (1981)
KZ750-H3 (LTD) (1982)
KZ750-H4 (LTD) (1983)
KZ750-L3 (1983)
KZ750-M1 (CSR Twin) (1982)
KZ750-N1 (Spectre) (1982)
KZ750-N2 (Spectre) (1983)
KZ750-R1 (GPz) (1982)
ZN1100-B1 (LTD Shaft) (1984)
ZN1100-B2 (LTD Shaft) (1985)
ZN700-A1 (LTD Shaft) (1984)
ZN700-A2 (LTD Shaft) (1985)
1977 KZ650 B1
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Re: clutch
21 Dec 2023 09:30
Thanks gd4now, I'm not as familiar with the KZ650 so I included the info from partzilla.
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Andrews 1X Cams
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Superbike bars
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1974 Z1A
Yoshimura 987 kit
welded Z1 crank
Andrews 1X Cams
Delkevic 4 into 1
Superbike bars
530 conversion
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