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09-20-06, 03:01 AM
#2
Quite simple...Typically, four screws and the cover is off. Remove the old gasket, scraping any material left behind, if needed, and install a new gasket and torque the screws upon reassembly. As for the parts needed, if you have a Kawasaki dealer in your area, check with them. If not, check with a local dealer of the brand unit you have.
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09-20-06, 06:41 AM
#4
Azis
In most cases you will need to contact the equipment manufacturer/dealer for parts or service. Nearly all Kawasaki engines used for power equipment are OEM specific.
Here is a site that may be helpful, it has a dealer locator as well.
http://www.kawpowr.com/#
Here is a site that may be helpful, it has a dealer locator as well.
http://www.kawpowr.com/#