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How to Remove the Fuel Tank from a Kawasaki Z750

Model: Kawasaki Z750
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In this video, we can see how to remove the fuel tank from a Kawasaki Z750: start by removing the two side covers located under the tank on both sides, unscrewing the visible 5 mm bolt with an Allen key. This will allow you to remove the seat and access the tank mounting bolt, a 12 mm hex head bolt.

Once removed, push back and lift the tank simultaneously to expose the fuel lines, which must be disconnected, as well as the electrical connectors, which must also be disconnected to remove the tank.


Posted on 12 February 2026 by ScegliAuto


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