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Re: Does a 1985 gpz 75 have a compliance plate i cant...
I guess you mean a 750, The compliance plate should be on the steering head, right at the front between the upper and lower bearings. That is where it is on my 1984 900r and they are almost the same bike.
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go google and type in-- evinrude outboard 1985 ( you have to put the hp in ) and there are sites that will help the model of the engine
take what ever information you have on the engine ( year , make , hp sales name etc) to an evinrude service center and have it identified that way
i am just doing a gpz that was running rough and the coil was cracked in 2 places i bought a second hand one from a bike wrecker and if that was no good i could exchange it for another this is a common fault with the gpz,or you could try ebay but you cant take it back if it is no good,or buy a new one from the dealer which are very expensive,so try a bike wrecker cheers pete
Have a careful look at the compliance plate. It's possible the 3 looks like a 5. The 5 speed transmission may have just been put on. Sure enough GM stopped manifacturing KBD42s in 1983.
The bike was manufactured in October '09 to be sold as the 2010 model year. Auto dealers do the same. You can buy a 2011 Ford Mustang in September of this year, 2010.
Try changing the plugs & draining down the carbs by way of the drain bolt at the bottom of the carbs
If this doesnt work then get back in touch as it could be many things
Good Luck Hope this helps. (If it does then please mark this as 'useful') Ride Safe Bike-Doc
Make a couple of calls to different Kawasaki dealers in your area. Ask what direction the flywheel is supposed to turn when the engine is running. Chances are the mechanic is seeing a directional arrow on the odd-lot flywheel when the correct flywheel has the arrow going the other direction. Put the bike on the centerstand. Start the engine and put it in first gear. The sprocket should be turning counter clockwise.
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