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Re: New guy in Phoenix

27 Dec 2015 05:37
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Does that clutch perch control the engine getting spark? I tested and I'm getting good spark.
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Re: New guy in Phoenix

27 Dec 2015 05:59
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It's supposed to keep the engine from turning over. Same with the kick stand switch. Most bypass both of them.
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Re: New guy in Phoenix

27 Dec 2015 06:08
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Oh OK. She turns over pretty well just doesn't fire. Gonna go grab some starting fluid in a but and try that
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Re: New guy in Phoenix

27 Dec 2015 06:20
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Pics of your plugs? Valve adjustments done? They are the most neglected of all. When the bike starts running SHTTY, the bike gets sold. Also if the leads from the timing are reversed, it will have spark but not at the right time.
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Re: New guy in Phoenix

27 Dec 2015 06:30
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Plugs are brand new,like fresh out if the box. Know I have spark but if it's not firing at the right time I know the engine won't run but wouldn't it be trying? When I turn it over it doesn't even try
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Re: New guy in Phoenix

27 Dec 2015 06:42
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Actually just went in the garage and hit the starter button and it backfired?
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Re: New guy in Phoenix

27 Dec 2015 06:47
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Are you positive you have the spark plugs wires attached to the correct plugs? I've seen some folks get them mixed up. Ed
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Re: New guy in Phoenix

27 Dec 2015 07:00 - 27 Dec 2015 07:05
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If you look at OMRs wiring diagram you can see that 1&4 coil is the black wire were 2&3 are fed by the green wire. Both should have a red wire. Make sure these connections are clean and well connected. Trace your spark plug wires to make sure they are correct. 1&4 can go to either, As well as 2&3.

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Re: New guy in Phoenix

27 Dec 2015 07:04
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If it backfired the wires are switched.
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Re: New guy in Phoenix

27 Dec 2015 07:25
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The coil on the left side is hooked up to 1 and 4 and the coil on the right side goes to 2 and 3.I'll go check the wires coming from the ignition. The previous owner put the dyna could and ignition on and he did tell me he didn't know how to set the time. I downloaded the install instructions for the ignition.
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Re: New guy in Phoenix

27 Dec 2015 07:32
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For shits I sprayed some starting fluid in the box and nothing. No backfire and didn't try to start so will check the wiring
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Re: New guy in Phoenix

27 Dec 2015 12:01
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It's usually something stupid. I have the Dyna S, it's easy to hook up and works great.
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