Based on Pete Pham's document 'Instruction for installing a zx9 motor in a zx7'
Pictures kindly provided by Kai and Stahli from www.zxr.750.de (Well worth visiting even if you don't speak German)
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Vivitar image manager mac download. You need an engine from a '94-'97 ZX9R. Post '97 ZX9R engines will not fit as the engine mounts are very different! The wiring harness of the ZX9R is pretty much identical to that of the 750, but you do need the ignition box of the ZX9R as the 900 motor does not rev as high as the 750 (hence you could blow it up if you use the 750 box). You don't need the coils and you can run either the ZX9 or the ZXR750 carbs and exhaust. The ZX9R carbs should give more top end whilst the carbs off the 750 should give better midrange.
If installing the engine in a '91/'92 J model bear in mind that the airbox is very different to that of the ZX9R or of the ZXR750 L/M and it is not a ram air box, hence if you use the ZX9R carbs they will need to be totally rejetted. If you are installing into a K or M model I would suggest you keep the FCR carbs that these bikes come equipped with.
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Kannada nudi4.0 for windows10. With Thanks to Pete for providing much of the information above and Kai and Stahli for the pictures
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Mitsubishi fuso 4d30 engine manual. The 1989-1996 Kawasaki Ninja ZX7, ZX750, ZXR750 sportbike repair manual by Haynes covers:
U.S. Models:
- Kawasaki ZX750H (Ninja ZX-7), 1989-1990
- Kawasaki ZX750J (Ninja ZX-7), 1991-1992
- Kawasaki ZX750L (Ninja ZX-7), 1993-1995
- Kawasaki ZX750K (Ninja ZX-7), 1991-1992
- Kawasaki ZX750M (Ninja ZX-7), 1993-1994
U.K. Models:
95 Zx7 Ninja
- Kawasaki ZX750H (ZXR750), 1989-1990
- Kawasaki ZX750J (ZXR750), 1991-1992
- Kawasaki ZX750L (ZXR750), 1993-1996
- Kawasaki ZX750K (ZXR750R), 1991-1992
- Kawasaki ZX750M (ZXR750R), 1993-1994
The Kawasaki ZX750F (Ninja 750R or GPX750 R) 1985-1997, is covered in Haynes Manual #1780.
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Note: this manual DOES NOT cover the ZX750P (Ninja ZX-7R) or ZX750N (Ninja ZX-7RR) introduced in 1996.
Book Excerpt: 1989-1996 Kawasaki Ninja ZX7, ZX750, ZXR750 Repair Manual
STEERING, SUSPENSION AND FINAL DRIVE
95 Zx7 Manual Download
STEERING STEM BEARINGS | REMOVAL, INSPECTION, INSTALLATIONNote: this manual DOES NOT cover the ZX750P (Ninja ZX-7R) or ZX750N (Ninja ZX-7RR) introduced in 1996.
Book Excerpt: 1989-1996 Kawasaki Ninja ZX7, ZX750, ZXR750 Repair Manual
STEERING, SUSPENSION AND FINAL DRIVE
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STEERING STEM BEARINGS | REMOVAL, INSPECTION, INSTALLATIONREMOVAL
- If the steering head bearing check and adjustment (see Chapter1) foes not remedy excessive play or roughness in the steering head bearings, the entire front end must be disassembled and the bearings and races replaced with new ones.
H MODELS
- Remove the fuel tank (see Chapter 4).
- Remove the upper and lower fairings (see Chapter 8).
- Remove the upper fairing (see Chapter 8).
- Disconnect the ignition main (key) switch electrical connector (see Chapter 9 if necessary).
- Unbolt the brake hose union from the lower triple clamp. There is no need to disconnect the hydraulic hoses, but make sure no strain is placed on them.
- Remove the front forks (see Section 4).
- Refer to Section 2 and lift off the upper triple clamp.
- Remove the lock washer from the stem locknut (see illustration). Using a spanner wrench (C-spanner), remove the stem locknut and bearing cover (see illustrations) while supporting the steering head from the bottom.
- Remove the steering stem and lower triple clamp assembly. If its stuck, gently tap on the top of the steering stem with a plastic mallet or a hammer or a wood block.
- Remove the upper bearing (see illustration).
J, K, L AND M MODELS
ALL MODELS
FAIRING, BODYWORK AND FRAMESEATS | REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
- H MODELS
- Insert the ignition key in the seat lock. Press down on the rear seat, turn the key clockwise and lift the rear seat. Together with its cover.
- Remove the two mounting bolts at the rear edge of the front seat, then pull it toward the rear of the motorcycle to remove it.
- Insert the ignition key in the seat lock. Press down on the rear seat, turn the key counter clockwise (anti-clockwise) and lift out the rear seat.
- Pull the seat latch lever to the rear (see illustration), then lift the rear end of the front seat and pull it backward to remove it.
- Insert the ignition key in the seat lock. Turn the key clockwise and remove the pad at the back of the seat.
- Reach inside the rear bodywork, pull the seat latch forward and lift the seat out.
- Installation is the reversal of the removal steps. Make sure the seat lock or latch engages securely.
J AND L MODELS
K AND M MODELS
ALL MODELS
95 Zx7 Fairings
Subject: 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 Kawasaki Ninja ZX7, ZX750, ZXR750 service, maintenance, repair. ISBN-10: 1785212729| ISBN-13: 9781785212727 | Haynes 2054