Can any of you fine gentlemen give me any info or diagrams for the above bike as I have acquired one as a project and the previous owner has created a bit of a mess with it, and I would like to be able to sort something out with it. Any info greatly appreciated
Rob
1988 zx400G wiring loom
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Re: 1988 zx400G wiring loom
i have the manual on here somewhere, and i have emailed it to baz in the past for him to add to the site...
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Re: 1988 zx400G wiring loom
sorry i only have the microfiche so i know the part number for the mail loom but thats not much help.
what it is that your loom wont do, i dont know of anyone having a picture of the loom internals, but it wont be that different from H models in where the wiring connects the various subcomponents.
ive got all the gear in my garage to help you repair a loom if its in a salvageable condition by the way...i made my fzr1000 fully modified loom by hand
what it is that your loom wont do, i dont know of anyone having a picture of the loom internals, but it wont be that different from H models in where the wiring connects the various subcomponents.
ive got all the gear in my garage to help you repair a loom if its in a salvageable condition by the way...i made my fzr1000 fully modified loom by hand
UK ZXR400 L3 (1993) - Fully restored and on the roads, my green beast!
JPN ZXR250 A2 (1990) - Revs to 19,200rpm... 'nuff said
JPN ZXR250 A2 (1990) - Revs to 19,200rpm... 'nuff said
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Re: 1988 zx400G wiring loom
this might be your best bet, its a very rare item and not a bad price...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kawasaki-ZX4- ... 1556023887
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kawasaki-ZX4- ... 1556023887
UK ZXR400 L3 (1993) - Fully restored and on the roads, my green beast!
JPN ZXR250 A2 (1990) - Revs to 19,200rpm... 'nuff said
JPN ZXR250 A2 (1990) - Revs to 19,200rpm... 'nuff said
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Re: 1988 zx400G wiring loom
Hi banner,
There's a few issues with the loom as i seem to think it is missing connectors and the lights are all wired up a different way, I was wondering if there was a coloured diagram somewhere cause I'd have done the same and made one I might get some photos up and see what you reckon.. I've been watching that one on eBay.. A bit reluctant to buy one tho.. When I could retire one myself
Rob
There's a few issues with the loom as i seem to think it is missing connectors and the lights are all wired up a different way, I was wondering if there was a coloured diagram somewhere cause I'd have done the same and made one I might get some photos up and see what you reckon.. I've been watching that one on eBay.. A bit reluctant to buy one tho.. When I could retire one myself
Rob
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Re: 1988 zx400G wiring loom
most of the connector blocks are OEM specific, ive tried to find them and just cant, maybe if i give exact sizes to moriman he can find some over in japan...
feel free to post results, what it is exactly thats not working?
as for headlights, when people convert them from imports to UK spec (or go racing and then revert) the looms always get messed up, im sure we will be able to fix it as all the electrics for these bikes are pretty similar.
failing that you might be able to convert it to a more modern L speck wiring loom, this will require the loom, fusebox, cdi and a new timing rotor for the crank...not a lot of people have the zx4g anymore, and even fewer people are willing to do any work on them.
feel free to post results, what it is exactly thats not working?
as for headlights, when people convert them from imports to UK spec (or go racing and then revert) the looms always get messed up, im sure we will be able to fix it as all the electrics for these bikes are pretty similar.
failing that you might be able to convert it to a more modern L speck wiring loom, this will require the loom, fusebox, cdi and a new timing rotor for the crank...not a lot of people have the zx4g anymore, and even fewer people are willing to do any work on them.
UK ZXR400 L3 (1993) - Fully restored and on the roads, my green beast!
JPN ZXR250 A2 (1990) - Revs to 19,200rpm... 'nuff said
JPN ZXR250 A2 (1990) - Revs to 19,200rpm... 'nuff said
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Re: 1988 zx400G wiring loom
I have basically inherited if as a non runner/project and it does need a lot of work.. Bodywork needs replaced so looking for something that would fit it maybe Zxr fairings? , there's problems with wiring as the witing for the lights has been messed with the clocks/speedo has been changed, not sure about the engine as I've only had it a week or so and been working so not much time to mess about with it really..
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Re: 1988 zx400G wiring loom
Sorry I have not been following this post, manuals have been taken down at the moment due to an error with an upgrade to the forum but I will be adding them to the new site I am revamping
if you need anything in the meantime let me know and I will upload them for you.
if you need anything in the meantime let me know and I will upload them for you.
Don't forget people there is more to the zxr400 than this forum... check out www.zxrworld.co.uk also.