Just a query folks,
Just got a oem oil filter for me newly acquired, Z1b, it somehow doesn't look like new old stock, is the filter still used in more modern kawasakis?
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Z900 oil filter
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Re: Z900 oil filter
Yes they are still in production for other applications
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Re: Z900 oil filter
Kawasaki have continued to stock it.
For anyone into trivia...The newest bike that uses it is the ZN1300 A1-A6 Voyager which stopped in 1988.
For anyone into trivia...The newest bike that uses it is the ZN1300 A1-A6 Voyager which stopped in 1988.
Re: Z900 oil filter
Must be made by a third party then?,believe it or not the only thing you can buy from yamaha for a tz350 are pistons and they come in latest box livery, and we all know who Makes em don't we
Re: Z900 oil filter
Safo wrote:Must be made by a third party then?,believe it or not the only thing you can buy from yamaha for a tz350 are pistons and they come in latest box livery, and we all know who Makes em don't we
I doubt that KHI have ever made consumables like filters. Credit to them for keeping so many parts for older bikes they are fairly unique in that respect.
Spill the beans on the pistons?
Re: Z900 oil filter
also fits the z750 twin
Re: Z900 oil filter
Really,! OK then, there must be a few that don't know ART
Re: Z900 oil filter
Safo wrote:Really,! OK then, there must be a few that don't know ART
ART made Z piston but i didn't know the were still on the go.
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