GPZ 750 R

[shuyaks]

Sorry to request a second time, but can any one help with a wiring diagram for a GPZ 750 R (Water Cooled) Kawasaki, or if any one has a work shop manual for the same model for sale. Thanks in advance. .... Jeff

[Pete.]

Ask in the forum here:

https://www.750turbo.com/

I'm sure one of the turbo owners club will be able to help.
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[shuyaks]

Will give it a try. Thanks

[TheShaggyDA]

You'd be better off looking for a diagram for the GPZ900R, as the 750 was the same, just a sleeved down version and not as popular. The 750 Turbo is a completely different beast.
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[shuyaks]

Thanks Shaggy, but it seems no one has a diagram or manual for either. I have been advised by a Kawasaki Dealer that they can get me a manual but it has to come from Japan & allow 3 to 4 weeks. can get a 750 Air Cooled manual but they tell me it is different wiring. Regards Jeff

[Kickstart]

Hi

These people have a german GPZ900 manual for download:-

https://www.repairmanualclub.com/kawasaki_manuals

All the best

Keith
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[TheShaggyDA]

https://www.gear4bikes.com/acatalog/Haynes_Manuals___Kawasaki.html

Last one on the page covers the GPZ900R.

[edit] I'll have a rummage in the pile that is the study for my Haynes - if I find it I'll scan the pages for you.
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[stinkwheel]

Also try the forum on www.thekwaksownersclub.co.uk

[Pete.]

[Kickstart]

[Pete.]

[0ddball]

You could try your local main library. They usually have a big collection of Haynes manuals to lend out.

[shuyaks]

Thank's for all your suggestions, if nothing transpires in regards a diagram, off this list I will try the UK manuals people but time is a factor. Being from country Aus., things do not get here all that quickly. Thanks again ... Jeff

[satans_BIG_helper]

The was one floating about on that mann.dif.nu website i cant remember the exact URL of it but im sure some one will know what site i mean... i only know this as i got a 750R manual from there by mistake

[crazymotorbik...]

Hey,
Im the guy who said id scan u a wiring diagram.

I've been quite ill the past week so have been unable to get the book from my nans. After work tomoz i will go down and pick the book up and then i will scan the wiring diagram for you.

Sorry for the hold up. Ill have it uploaded by tomoz night.

Cheers,
Shaun.

[crazymotorbik...]

Hey,

I went to me nans tonight and got the manual. The manual is also for the GPZ750R so i've scanned in the relevant wiring diagrams. The diagram spanned 2 pages so there's 2 images to download, both are 2mb due to the size i had to scan them at.

Here are the links to download the files from my webserver:

www.pcforge.co.uk/bike/wiring_1.jpg

www.pcforge.co.uk/bike/wiring_2.jpg

The writing on the images is legible, you just have to zoom in to see it.

Hope that helps,
Shaun.

[shuyaks]

Thanks Shaun, hope you get well soon. I appreciate that you put yourself to the trouble to help me out. Regards Jeff