repair manual Bucheli german Kawasaki Z 1000 2003 to 2006

Description

Kawasaki Z 1000 – models from 2003 onwards

At the INTERMOT 2002, Kawasaki presented its excitingly styled and boldly coloured Z 1000 as an ideal mixture between street fighter and naked bike. Kawasaki fans were particularly impressed with the refined 4-way exhaust system which harks back unmistakeably to the classic Z 900 from 1972. Kawasaki not only made its mark on the still young 4-cylinder market with this legendary 4-stroke bike but left its competitors eating its dust. Today’s Z 1000 is no longer either the most powerful or the fastest machine on the market, but it does combine power, elegance, strength and quality like hardly any other. Notwithstanding its self-confident approach, it primarily wants to be seen as a sporty universal motorbike that is a faithful servant to its owner over many years when cared for properly. But despite optimum maintenance and care, there can be times on the streets of this world when a problem crops up and there is no Kawasaki workshop nearby, and for that this book was written.

This handbook includes the following chapters:
– 50,000 km endurance test from “Motorrad”, Europe’s most popular bike magazine
– long chapter listing all the right tools for amateur and professional workshops
– settings and maintenance
– maintenance and mechanics’ tips to help you carry out your own maintenance and servicing
– all approved tyres for the Kawasaki Z 1000 from Avon, Bridgestone, Continental, Dunlop, Metzeler, Michelin and Pirelli
– professionally removing/replacing wheels
- caring for and maintaining the brakes
– maintaining, tightening and changing the chain
- correctly adjusting the suspension and dampers
– adjusting the steering, installing new bearings
– changing the fork oil, replacing the fork Simmerring seals
– removing/replacing suspension strut and swingarm
– changing bulbs and fuses
– charging the battery, inspecting the charging system
– removing/replacing spark plugs
– cleaning the air filter, checking the carburettor, adjusting the throttle valve
– removing/fitting the exhaust system
– the correct motor oil for 4-cylinder bikes, changing the oil yourself
– checking and adjusting valve clearance
– adjusting, maintaining, dismantling and repairing the clutch and gear lever
– repairing the starter motor
– tightening torques for all screwed connections
– detailed troubleshooting guide with instructions and tips for repair
– all technical data, exact setting values and wear limits
– important addresses in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
– large-format switching diagrams on fold-out pages

ISBN: 978-3-7168-2083-4
Binding: paperback
Pages: 186
Format: 210 x 280 mm
Published: 01/2007