Description
Features
- Affordable starters are constructed with longer-life bearings than OEM
- Many OEM starter motors have an unprotected output needle bearing on the outside of the output shaft's seal; moisture can and does enter the output cap of the electric motor and follows the armature shaft to the unprotected output needle bearing, which corrodes the bearing
- Rick's takes the extra step of installing a double-sealed ball bearing, with the output shaft seal on the outside of the bearing in their new aftermarket unit
- This simple application of common-sense engineering does two things: first, the outside bearing is now protected from damaging water entry, and second, the sealed ball bearing is replaceable
Position | Notes | |||
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1979-1981 | Kawasaki | KZ 1000 C Police | - | - |
1977-1983 | Kawasaki | KZ 1000 | - | - |
1979-1981 | Kawasaki | KZ1300 | - | - |
1979-1982 | Kawasaki | KZ1000B/K LTD | - | - |
1982-1985 | Kawasaki | KZ1000C/P Police | - | - |
1979-1980 | Kawasaki | KZ 1300 A | - | - |
1984-1985 | Kawasaki | ZN1100B LTD | - | - |
1981-1982 | Kawasaki | KZ1000M CSR | - | - |
1979-1980 | Kawasaki | KZ 1000 A MKII | - | - |
1981-1983 | Kawasaki | KZ1000A/J | - | - |
1979-1980 | Kawasaki | KZ1000E Shaft | - | - |
1981-1985 | Kawasaki | KZ 1100 | - | - |
1980 | Kawasaki | KZ1000G Classic | - | - |
1980 | Kawasaki | KZ1300B | - | - |
1973-1975 | Kawasaki | Z1 900 | - | - |
1980 | Kawasaki | KZ1000D Z1R | - | - |