SOURCE: starting 2007 kawasaki klx 250
• The first thing to do with ANY engine that has sat for any longer
than a couple of months is to dump ALL the fuel in the tank and
carb(s). ALL OF IT !! You'll want to refill with some high priced fuel
that has fuel system cleaners (Like Chevron with Techron) not becasue
you need high-test fuel, but because you need the cleaners. It's ether
that or disassemble the carbs and clean out jets you can't find much
less see. Your choice. The carb kits alone will cost you about $50 so a
tank of high-test is looking pretty good, huh?
• Now the fact that you tried to crank the engine with old fuel has
fouled the sparkplugs. All of them. Go buy all new sparkplugs.
• If your bike has a vacuum fuel valve, then you'll also need to set the valve to "Prime".
SOURCE: kawasaki motorcycle is heating up and engine not being cooled
hello
if the water pump was working before draining all the fluids i would possibly rule out the pump failing. i do think it is very possible, while very common that there may need to be more coolant added. coolant needs to be added through the radiator cap, and a good practice is to run the cycle while the cap is off and add coolant accordingly. do this for a few minutes. cause likely what has happened is there was an air pocket when adding the coolant, and this can make is seem like enough was put in. but after the pump working it can cycle the water through and help expose those pockets.
hope this was helpful. thank you.
SOURCE: throttle acts like an on off switch below 3000rpm
I'd be checking those throttle bodies for any contaminants or obstructions, then ensure the ECU is wired right. Injector's good? No dead birds in the air ram intake!
Cheers.
SOURCE: how do you cahrge the battery on a kawasaki zx14
What you would do is take the seat off, usually you have a key lock under the seat. Then what you wanna do is take off the positive battery cable off the battery and hook up a battery charger. If you don't have a battery charger take the battery completely out and take it to autozone or what ever auto dealer you have near by, and they will charge the battery for no charge. Finally you take your battery and put the terminals back on make sure you have the cables on right, also what ever you do don't charge the battery while its hooked up to the bike. If this was useful information plz rate me. Thank you.
SOURCE: how do you get access to battery on 2006 kawasaki
You heed to remove the front seat and fuel tank cover. The access cover for the battery is on the right side of the bike just beneath the fuel tank cover. There are 5 - 8mm bolts that must be removed to access the battery. Some people leave the top 8 mm bolt out when re-assembling so your dont have to remove the fuel tank cover next time.
Steve
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