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Tachometer install
11 Aug 2006 10:57
I got an 82 kz1000 CSR. to replace this part, i just yank it out and slide a new one like this ( see link ) in instead. Thats it?? It can't be so easy:P
cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/KZ550-KZ650-KZ75...mZ180016201880QQrdZ1
cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/KZ550-KZ650-KZ75...mZ180016201880QQrdZ1
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Re: Tachometer install
11 Aug 2006 11:37
You have the expensive kit that includes the housing.
Most people get the cheep kit that only includes the seals. You just need to remove the nut that holds the flat (hold down) plate and use a set of plyers to pull out the housing. The Tach Drive Worm Gear and Shaft may come out with it but this is easy to put back in.
I did this on an 82 KZ-1000 CSR with a Vetter faring in place and it was still pretty easy.
Take care you do not screw up the stud for the nut that holds the flat plate.
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Most people get the cheep kit that only includes the seals. You just need to remove the nut that holds the flat (hold down) plate and use a set of plyers to pull out the housing. The Tach Drive Worm Gear and Shaft may come out with it but this is easy to put back in.
I did this on an 82 KZ-1000 CSR with a Vetter faring in place and it was still pretty easy.
Take care you do not screw up the stud for the nut that holds the flat plate.
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Re: Tachometer Drive Seal Kit Install
11 Aug 2006 11:37
Post edited by: Spock, at: 2006/08/11 14:38
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Re: Tachometer Drive Seal Kit Install
14 Aug 2006 08:04
With the Fairing..AMAZING. That thing is a b#*ch to get at without a fairing, I can't imagine with.
So, where could I get this kit with only seals. That link above was only for reference.
Thanks, Live long and prosper
So, where could I get this kit with only seals. That link above was only for reference.
Thanks, Live long and prosper
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Re: Tachometer Drive Seal Kit Install
17 Aug 2006 09:00
I've been looking - where can i find just the seals? o-ring?
HELP!
HELP!
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Re: Tachometer Drive Seal Kit Install
17 Aug 2006 09:10
Z1 Enterprises probably has the seals for your tach drive.
www.z1enterprises.com
Find your bike model, then check Engine Parts. You may have to look at several pages to find it.
The o-rings should only cost two or three dollars. It will probably cost more in shipping.
www.z1enterprises.com
Find your bike model, then check Engine Parts. You may have to look at several pages to find it.
The o-rings should only cost two or three dollars. It will probably cost more in shipping.
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Re: Tachometer Drive Seal Kit Install
17 Aug 2006 09:11
Try Z1 Enterprises
www.z1enterprises.com
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Re: Tachometer Drive Seal Kit Install
17 Aug 2006 09:12
I'm sloooooooooow
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Re: Tachometer Drive Seal Kit Install
17 Aug 2006 13:04
huh, its easy when you know where to look. I should've known to look there first.
IS this what I need. All I need?
www.z1enterprises.com/detail.aspx?ID=1587
IS this what I need. All I need?
www.z1enterprises.com/detail.aspx?ID=1587
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Re: Tachometer Drive Seal Kit Install
18 Aug 2006 07:08
My tach drive has two o-rings, and the oil seal. Don't know if yours is the same, but if it has o-rings on the barrel of the drive unit, then you may need to replace them as well.
Here's what mine lookes like:
Here's what mine lookes like:
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Re: Tachometer Drive Seal Kit Install
20 Aug 2006 07:03
I have also seen these kits on Ebay. Be sure and replace all the seals and orings, or you will be doing it again. I think the 2 oring/1 seal configuration is pretty standard for Kaws.
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Re: Tachometer Drive Seal Kit Install
25 Aug 2006 05:18
Ok, now whats the easiest way to remove that seal. Its in there pretty good. Can I just cut it out since I won't be using it anyway?
I got the o-ring off safely, but that seal won't budge.
A little help.....:huh:
I got the o-ring off safely, but that seal won't budge.
A little help.....:huh:
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