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2001 kawasaki ZX-6R Ninja - Page 2 Questions & Answers
2001 zx-6r.... bike idols great
Just a shot in the dark here. I would check for (1) Fuel filter. (2) restriction in fuel line to the fuel pump. then, the fuel line from the pump to the carb's . Even though you have a filter there is a small screen in the main fuel inlet to the carbs. Next this could be a weak pump. As the fuel bowls fill up you have a supply of fuel to start and run for a few minutes, as you use that fuel the pump is not replenishing the fuel in the bowls, and you run out of fuel. As you sit still, fuel goes back in the carbs and she starts up. Look for a restriction or weak pump.
Lost my ignition key how
get the serial number off the bike and bring it with you ownership papers to a kawi dealer and they can order you a new key. Cheaper then replacing the ignition.
Wiring diagram 2001 zx6r
Try this manual, it should cover all your needs. Are you sure you have the correct rating fuse in the box, the manual will solve the problem any way. Good luck:
http://vitek.vellum.cz/manualy/Kawasaki%20Ninja%20ZX-6R%2000-02%20Service%20manual.pdf
My 2001 zx6r is leaking
Hi,
This is likely to be your head gasket, white smoke from exhaust is oil being burnt.
Oil is leaking from the gasket out to the external area that you can see, it will also be leaking inside to the cylinders causing the smoke.
How do i remove the carbs from the engine?
After removing the tank and airbox, loosen the clamp screws securing each carb to the inlet stubs, these can be sometimes difficult to get at and time consuming, also unclip the idle screw from its bracket, remove the choke cable and throttle cable-s from the carbs, some models have water pipes fitted 1on each side of the bank of carbs, once removed have a screw ready to push into the pipe to stop the coolant leaking, if you have difficulty undoing the screws securing the carbs, grasp the bank of carbs from behinde, at the top pulling towards you normaly is enough to remove them as the retaining screws are not always tightly secured but often difficult to see, once removed you can then prepare the screws ready for re fitting the carbs
My scooter is brocin
You really need to re-post your problem. Tell us what brand your scooter is and also tell us what year, and model it is. Then tell us what is broken; it won't start, the front brake will not work, the clutch will not engage, the headlight doesn't work, horn doesn't work, what part is broken?? Also tell us what you have tried to do to it to fix it and any recent repairs that have been done. With this information one of the experts may be able to help you. Without the information no one can even try.
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