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Old 04-Jul-2011, 18:31
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Wondering what the air gap is on the ignition pick-up coils. Also be interested if there reading changes when they are hot after running the engine for a period of time. At 97 ohms they are already a bit on the low side


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Old 04-Jul-2011, 21:47
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Wondering what the air gap is on the ignition pick-up coils. Also be interested if there reading changes when they are hot after running the engine for a period of time. At 97 ohms they are already a bit on the low side

I missed the trick of letting the bike stand running to get hot and then re-reading the pick up resistance. Hoping it will be running AOK for Pembrey

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Old 04-Jul-2011, 22:25
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Today at Cadwell I was in the holding area, I noticed the idle revs were down from normal. Pulled the vert plug lead and the engine stopped. On part throttle it was running on 2 but not quite as crisp as it usually is.

Compression test revealed front pot 25psi down on the rear pot. So I took the head and barrel off, signs were running very weak. Then I found a large split in the carb rubber right under the Jubilee clip.

Better to find on a TD than waste a race weekend tho'.

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Old 05-Jul-2011, 20:23
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You'd think that with all these problems with 17 year-old wiring, diaphragms, mixture screws, igniters and the like, you would get more people out on the 9-or less year old 620s.......


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