Kawasaki Manuals
Professional Kawasaki Workshop Manuals
Complete with detailed diagrams and Information covering all repair, service and maintenance procedures. Online download available
Make & Model |
Year |
Details |
ER500 ER-5 |
2001-2005 |
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EX500 GPZ500 Z |
1987-1993 |
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GPX 250 R |
1987-1988 |
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GTR 1000 |
1986-2002 |
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KLX 250 R / KLX300 |
1994-1997 |
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KLX 650 R
|
1993 |
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KR 250 |
B1, B2 |
|
KX 250 F |
2004 |
|
VN 750 Twin |
1984-2001 |
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VN1500 |
1987-1999 |
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Z750 / Z750S |
2003, 2005 |
|
Z1000 |
2003 |
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ZX6R |
2000-2004 |
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ZX7R |
1996-2003 |
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ZX9R |
1994-1999 |
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ZX10R |
2004 |
|
ZX11 / ZZR1100 |
1993-1995 |
|
ZX12R |
2000 |
|
ZX14 / ZZR1400 |
2006 |
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Kawasaki Motorcycles: Repair Guidelines
Kawasaki Industries is a large producer of consumer machinery including planes, trains, and boats, but are mostly famous for their motorcycles. Kawasaki motorcycles are some of the best on the market. First introduced in 1953, they quickly developed a reputation for speed, and have been a leading name in motorcycles ever since. Kawasaki invented the famous slogan "Let the good times roll".
Maintaining Your Motorcycle
Maintaining your Kawasaki is essential to having it running in top form. It will cost far less to do checkups than it would to fix an expensive part or parts. Now, you can of course take it in to a shop to be looked at every six months or so, but if you want to save some money you can learn to do it yourself. A few maintenance steps you can do on your own are . .
* Check the brakes; they are often the first things that need replacing, and doing so takes very little time.
* Check the brake fluid; Make sure it's not too low or too high.
* Check the oil filter; it catches debris and keeps it out of the engine. Large debris can cause damage and require you to replace the filter.
* Check the U-joint; if there is a vibration in the bike, the U-joint may need to be lubricated.
Consult Your Kawasaki Manuals
Your Kawasaki is a very expensive piece of equipment, so before you attempt any kind of repair or servicing, always read your Kawasaki manuals first. They should give you a detailed blueprint of your bike and all its workings. You can purchase Kawasaki Manuals for whichever model your bike is, or for specific parts like the engine. Follow the instructions carefully and don't fool around, it could cost you dearly.
The more you know about your Kawasaki motorcycle, the better you will be at taking good care of it.
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