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re: Anybody familiar with the early Kawasaki Brute Force?
Posted on 11/5/23 at 5:09 pm to turkish
Posted on 11/5/23 at 5:09 pm to turkish
In general they have a weak front diff, plus the design of 4x4 activation doesn’t help. The 4x4 actuator could be stuck trying to engage 4wd. I would ride on a straight path in grass or dirt and switch the 2wd/4wd back and forth a few times to see if that does it. No more than 5mph while trying this. Keep in mind it doesn’t engage/disengage instantly, it takes a few feet.
Posted on 11/6/23 at 6:22 am to Jblac15
Buddy had that model.
Kept locking the front end up.
Ended up being a pinched/collapsed brake line by the front wheel. It would let you compress the caliper with the handle since there is force but you couldn't bleed pressure off when you let go
Went ahead and changed out all the brake cable and master cylinder.
Kept locking the front end up.
Ended up being a pinched/collapsed brake line by the front wheel. It would let you compress the caliper with the handle since there is force but you couldn't bleed pressure off when you let go
Went ahead and changed out all the brake cable and master cylinder.
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