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Front master cylinder
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28 Jul 2017 16:45 #767899
by flhwesty
1983 GPZ750
1977 KZ1000LTD
1978 Z1R
1981 GPz1100 KZ1100-B1
Front master cylinder was created by flhwesty
First time rebuilding a front master cylinder.
1978 kz1000 1/2" bore.
The sides of the bore are perfect, no pit and smooth. The Bottom, where the hole is, is pitted.
Is this an issue?
1978 kz1000 1/2" bore.
The sides of the bore are perfect, no pit and smooth. The Bottom, where the hole is, is pitted.
Is this an issue?
1983 GPZ750
1977 KZ1000LTD
1978 Z1R
1981 GPz1100 KZ1100-B1
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29 Jul 2017 16:06 #767946
by slmjim+Z1BEBE
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1973 ('72 builds) Z1 x2
1974 Z1-A x2
1975 Z1-B x2
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Replied by slmjim+Z1BEBE on topic Front master cylinder
Not sure what is meant by "bottom where the hole is".
There are two holes at the top of the bore, under the reservoir cup.
Good Ridin'
slmjim & Z1BEBE
There are two holes at the top of the bore, under the reservoir cup.
Good Ridin'
slmjim & Z1BEBE
A biker looks at your engine and chrome.
A Rider looks at your odometer and tags.
1973 ('72 builds) Z1 x2
1974 Z1-A x2
1975 Z1-B x2
1993 CB 750 Nighthawk x2
2009 ST1300A
www.kawasaki-z-classik.com
An enthusiast's forum focused exclusively
on all things Z1, Z2 and KZ900.
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