Topic: How to disable the CB750

[splitt]

To make troubleshooting more difficult, remove the plug caps. Use the screwdriver to unscrew the threaded piece inside of the plug caps and remove the resistors, then replace the threaded piece.

[jawntybull]

Ah, I tried that. If you block the drain hole and the outlet tube the fuel continues to flow until it floods inside the carbies. The outlet tube must also act as the vent that equalizes bowl pressure and allows the floats to work. You have to seal the seat with the drain screw without blocking the outlet tube.

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[Operator]

Pat, what question you need answered? You have a few up there

[70CB750]

Remove carb needles?  You dont need a screwdriver to do that either - hmm, at least not on 1970.

[Operator]

Put KAWASAKI tank badges on it!!!!:)Lol

[scw1984]

1. Use the screwdriver the bridge the hot side of the main fuse contact to frame ground. In about ten seconds the wire harness should smoke/melt, maybe even burst into flames.
Should take about a week or more to effect repairs.

2. You could also insert a screwdriver between the chain links at the top side and leave it there.  It's disabled indefinitely.  If ignored and riding attempted, it'll take a week or more restore.

3. Borrow a small child and place it next to the machine and the screwdriver.  Walk away.

4. disconnect the battery.  If you want stealth too, put the cable back on with a nylon screw and a card board insulator sandwiched.

We have ways.

+1 on number 3

[flybox1]

Get him Pat....

ok..ok... let's quit F'n around and go help Pat out.

hahahaha i love the internet..

PAT?!?!? 

[pat english]

hahahahaha,dood thats what i look like!!!!

[754]

pull the synch screws, took me a month to find out  I lost one..