A diagram on how to install a battery

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The coils are behind the flywheel witch is located be hind the air shroud located on the shifter and chain side you should have about 3-4 bolts to remove plus ur shifter and ull find ur coils u are looking for. This is all you need to know to fix a coil problem or a cdi problem.

I believe these schematics can help
http://www.babbittsonline.com/kawasaki-motorcycle-parts?aribrand=KUS#/Kawasaki/KX85-A3_KX85_(2003)/AIR_CLEANER/KX85-A3-2003/C19C1994E11302

Could be a fuse. To get the diagram register for free at www.autozone.com After you've registered you can access a variety of vehicle manuals, most with easy to understand diagrams.

The diagram below should help. Please rate my answer. Thanks.

Bummer on the gears. The best I can suggest, other than taking a box of parts to a Suzuki dealer, is to go to www.babbittsonline.com/pages/parts/viewbybrand/default.aspx
to see a parts diagram of your gearbox. Match what you have with the diagram and you should be okay. Be sure to install new crank bearings and seals while you have it apart.

The fuse box is located under the dash, left hand side. Slide the panel open and the diagram is on the inside of the panel.

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sounds like you popped the main fuse....look under the seat or side panels...for the starter seleinod...the main fuse is normaly next to it...or could be in the fuse box..witch should be fairly easy to locate...have a look round the bike for it