1993 Kawasaki vulcan 750 final drive- trying to replace seals. How does the it come apart after removing all the bolts on the inside.

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I believe there are a couple of bolts inside the "toolbox" in the backrest that need to be removed before the seat will come off.

Try bleeding new brake fluid though it, if it has air or moisture from age these can heat up and expand, locking the brakes.

i think you need to overhaul the engine transmission of your vehicle. and replace the 5th gear. ..

Easy as pie. Put bike on center stand or use swingarm stand. Remove nut from rear axle. Remove pinch bolt from rear axle, and pull axle out. Take spacer from between frame and rear brake. Remove brake strut, and brake caliper. Pull wheel out of final drive, and lower to floor. You might have to let the air out of the tire to get it out from between the final drive and swingarm. After changing the rear tire inflate it to seat the bead, deflate to get back in place, then reinflate. Put some grease on the splines in the final drive before reinstalling the wheel, this will make it easier for the next change.

Try asking your dealer or Google it. Normally it is on the LH below the petrol tank on the frame.

You can get the parts from Babbitts. www.babbittsonline.com/parts/viewbybrand/parts.aspx These are original factory parts. Prices are shown on all parts and assemblies. Please rate my answer. Thanks.

Not a big deal. Just remove the left engine cover and you will find the stator bolted to it. Remove the three bolts holding the stator and the stator will then be free to come apart from the cover.

you might search for an owners manual at www.archive.org and/or the manufacturer web site.