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1848
Check out Z1300.co.uk Dread is selling PDF manuals on CDrom Pen ... the bike ... or if ... I had a...
Brian Carruthers
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Aug 2, 2004
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1849
I am assuming on the kz1300 that you have a kz model. The top of tripple tree must come off. the fork tubes must come off and you are there. You can leave the...
nitridr
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Aug 2, 2004
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Did you implement the fix? If yes how did it work? best regards, Mark in MN ... incorrect. ... various ... and ... low ... with ... more ... wire ... relay. ...
oldryder1973
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Aug 2, 2004
11:47 pm
1851
The capacitor in front of the coils it to cut the "noise" on the wires. "noise" is voltage fluctuations that ride on the carrier. the carrier in this case is ...
Larry Colin
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Aug 3, 2004
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1852
A cap is a filtering device used to smooth out ripples in the DC current. When a Alternator creates movement of electrons it needs to have rectification done...
bvary
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Aug 3, 2004
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1853
Mark, You are talking about only one relay, is that correct? Should one not fit 3 relays? - one per coil. According to my manuals wiring diagram the wires per...
Buks Badenhorst
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Aug 3, 2004
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1854
Good job Bob. only there are no + electrons. In DC you get all the electrons flowing the same direction. Other than that you are exactly correct. Doesn't...
nitridr
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Aug 3, 2004
5:13 am
1855
The pink is the power or +. If you use a relay, you need to put it in just before the ballast resistor. The ballast resistor is above the frame tube on the...
nitridr
larry_colin
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Aug 3, 2004
5:20 am
1856
We are currently restoring a 1986 Z1300 here in Australia. In one of the pictures here on displayin the group, is one with the title 'the7thsonxxx' on this...
aerynJ
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Aug 3, 2004
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1857
In DC electron flow, what you have is a negative to positive flow, with negative charged electrons flowing or being attracted to the positive charged electron...
bvary
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Aug 3, 2004
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1858
I had the same thing. It would crank great but wouldn't fire if the battery was down even a little. I disassembled and cleaned the main switch by the battery,...
Chuck Kichline
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Aug 3, 2004
5:49 pm
1859
Ok Bob. It is obvious that you have had a lot of training. But my question is this? where do you get positive charged electrons? You see, in electricity, AC or...
nitridr
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Aug 3, 2004
6:25 pm
1860
Ok Chuck, are you familiar with the small square relays the are used in automobiles to run the fuel pump etc? This is an excellant sourse for a relay. rated by...
nitridr
larry_colin
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Aug 3, 2004
6:29 pm
1861
... Using a 252 or 552 Automotive-type flasher won't solve your problems because they're both thermal flashers; i.e. they use heat (which is voltage relative)...
franknbikr
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Aug 4, 2004
5:11 am
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Just fix it. If you have a large voltage drop between the battery and the flasher, it means that there is a high resistance somewhere in that area. A high...
Brian Carruthers
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Aug 4, 2004
5:31 am
1863
I agree. that is what I would do also. You are right on about finding a high resistance. If you do not fix it then you could create enough heat to melt wires...
Larry Colin
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Aug 4, 2004
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Hi Folks: I'm finally getting down to the engine and frame on my parts bike and I've got no idea what they're going for these days. They're from a 1980 A2 that...
Glenn MC Call
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Aug 4, 2004
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1865
Glen was that the "ugly" green fairing on that bike? I am looking for a round vent shutter. You wouldn't happen to have one? My guess is the engine is worth...
Gary Goetz
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Aug 4, 2004
4:26 pm
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I used one relay. Will have to check my manual; I recorded how I wired it. will get back to you in a day or so. ... coils. ... -- ... of...
oldryder1973
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Aug 4, 2004
10:49 pm
1867
My bike fell over and broke the righthand mirror and the windshield anyone have any. Mark L....
lippy31859
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Aug 5, 2004
2:45 am
1868
Yes you need only 1 relay. If you still have the original coils that still has the ballast resistor then wire the relay in to the power to the ballast resistor...
nitridr
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Aug 5, 2004
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1869
I have forgotten which way makes it richer or leaner can someone help me....
lippy31859
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Aug 6, 2004
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1870
Turning air adjustment screws out makes it leaner. Turning fuel adjustment screws out makes it richer. stephen ... From: "lippy31859" <mlipscomb@...> ...
Stephen Scott
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Aug 6, 2004
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1871
Both ways make it rich!! Actually out is richer, in is leaner. Stock is 2 3/4?? turns out. I have found that no more than 3 1/4 turns out with stock exhaust...
Gary Goetz
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Aug 6, 2004
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1872
Air mixture screws are in the back half of the carb. Fuel mixture screws are in the front half of the carb. On the KZ1300 the mixture screws are on the front...
nitridr
larry_colin
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Aug 6, 2004
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1873
I tried looking for the '752' flasher relay here in the U.K. to no avail. I showed the flasher from my Z1300 to my local motor factors & they reckon they last...
Phil Stillwell
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Aug 6, 2004
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I have forgotten which way makes it richer or leaner can someone help me. Sorry I asked for the wrong mixture screw. Bike is running lean after I adjusted the...
lippy31859
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Aug 7, 2004
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Aug 7, 2004
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Gary, Not to nitpick, but how can screwing out on a air screw (an air adjustment screw) make the bike run richer? Doesn't more air (coming through a larger...
Stephen Scott
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Aug 8, 2004
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If you screw an air screw out you allow more air in. The KZ1300 has no air screws. They are fuel air mixture screws. They adjust the fuel because they are on...
nitridr
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