2006 kawasaki KX 125 - Page 4 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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Can i use tw3 oil

That's specifically made for marine use. I'd steer clear. Try the Mobil 1 4T racing, if you want a good oil.
9/12/2010 7:57:43 PM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Sep 12, 2010 • 139 views
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My 2001 kx85 wont idle

ur batt is failin-test it for 12v hold--voltage regulator may be at fault also
9/8/2010 3:46:56 PM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Sep 08, 2010 • 300 views
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Bike was running perfect then

Sounds serious, but good that you have compression. Can you remove the head? If yes, you can get a look at the cylinder walls.
Hard to diagnose without disassembly.
8/23/2010 3:19:57 PM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Aug 23, 2010 • 130 views
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I have a 1982 KDX80

If you have spark but putting gas down the spark plug hole doesn't even seem to allow the engine to fire up for a few seconds, then you might have a timing problem.

Compression, if you feel it or measure it with a gauge, is usually not the problem on these motorcycles.

Look for timing.
8/19/2010 7:37:35 PM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Aug 19, 2010 • 57 views
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2000 kx80 dirtbike and need

32 to 1. That means 4 ounces of engine oil per gallon of gas. Be sure to use 2 stroke ENGINE oil, not standard Motor oil. Please rate my answer. Thanks.
8/15/2010 10:16:12 PM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Aug 15, 2010 • 257 views
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Engine diagrams

You can go to the following website and see every part on your bike as an exploded view. Please rate my answer. Thanks.
www.babbittsonline.com/pages/parts/viewbybrand/default.aspx
8/13/2010 11:55:33 PM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Aug 13, 2010 • 165 views
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I have bought a Kawasaki

In frank I couldn't find them also, but you can contact Kawasaki Authorized Dealer in Indonesia for these purposes:

PT. KAWASAKI MOTOR INDONESIA
Jl. Perintis Kemerdekaan, Kelapa Gading, Jakarta Utara 14250
Tel. +62 21 452 3322 | Fax. +62 21 452 3566
8/9/2010 7:03:16 AM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Aug 09, 2010 • 529 views
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I need to replace the

It is a massive job you are talking about doing there. The engine must be removed, and entirely dismantled. Then the engine cases must be split to remove the crank. Not something you should attempt without a work shop manual, and lots of mechanical knowledge.
The crank bearings need to be pressed on.

8/5/2010 4:19:48 AM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Aug 05, 2010 • 234 views
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Im thinking that my 99

It can be un-flooded if you let the bike sit for a half an hour to an hour if its not starting check your spark plug or replace it and check to make sure your carburetor is not dirty.
7/31/2010 9:40:06 PM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Jul 31, 2010 • 285 views
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Replaced clutch on 91 kx 125, Clutch continued to slip

it is recomended as heat will soften the springs
7/7/2010 7:05:25 PM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Jul 07, 2010 • 145 views
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Im not getting spark on my 1986 kx 125.

Use a volt meter or test light to see if have output. If not check that you have a good ground everywhere. I am assuming that you have changed the plug wire if you went this far. Good Luck
4/1/2010 7:27:47 PM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Apr 01, 2010 • 522 views
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What size is the carburetor on a 1994 kx 125

i belive its 36mm
1/24/2010 5:54:32 PM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Jan 24, 2010 • 244 views
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94 kx 125 wont shift into third gear just first

Sounds like an internal issue. If the other gears work, you might have to get the engine out and get it split open.
12/29/2009 3:35:36 AM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Dec 29, 2009 • 382 views
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I need a free owners manual for oil problems in

go to bikebandit.com and look under the oem parts. it should be a list on the left side of the page. and find manufacturer. then it is all diagrams from there once you choose the bike. note: all of the parts are numbers and it is a list of what everything is called and priced. it really helped me out and still does. hope this helps.
12/9/2009 9:17:44 AM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Dec 09, 2009 • 161 views
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How to assemble a 1998 kx250 cylinder head

no mate,with the rack all the way out both booster ports should be wide open,if you replaced the valves check that you didnt end up with two the same cause there different.If you didn'tmark or note left& right you may have them in backwards. Hope this healps
regards Andrew Porrelli
11/23/2009 10:57:02 AM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Nov 23, 2009 • 122 views
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I have a fresh motor, new topend, starter gear?

Check the plug. I have had a very similar problem just recentley yesterday infact. It could be that you are running the oil mixture too rich as well...Good luck
11/2/2009 2:20:58 AM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Nov 02, 2009 • 187 views
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How much shock oil goes into a rear shock of a kx

It takes a 1/3rd of a liter but it wil take about half a liter during the instal. Have fun with it!
10/8/2009 7:28:43 PM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Oct 08, 2009 • 482 views
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CANT FIND OUT HOW OLD MY BIKE IS

Need to get the vin # off the bike to help. should be 17 letter and # long
http://www.motoverse.com/tools/vin/kawasaki.asp


Good luck and please rate
9/16/2009 8:35:10 AM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Sep 16, 2009 • 247 views
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What gearbox oil should I use for my kawasaki

there is many brand that supply spécialy formulated gear box oil for 2 stroke transmission
i would say that motul transoil is a very good one...but it is like religion and politics....however you have to get a non detergent oil due to friction plate application....
9/14/2009 7:17:54 PM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Sep 14, 2009 • 615 views
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Help

It sound as if the top-end of your motor is getting a bit tired. Being a two-stoke engine you'll have less components to work with then a four-stroke. You'll want to remove the head and cylinder. Take your time with it and keep it clean. Do it right and have the cylinder cleaned up with a new piston and rings. On assembly use a torque wrench, you'll be working with aluminum so it strips easily. I am uncertain if you need to pull the engine but if not I'm sure you'll want to remove the fuel tank, exhaust and carb. Use a digital camera or phone to take photos as you go. Take the time to tag parts as to what goes where (A to A, B to B) Clean all items before assembly.. do it right the first time.
Hope this helps,
Tom
8/21/2009 11:46:35 PM • kawasaki KX 125... • Answered on Aug 21, 2009 • 60 views
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