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Engine skips / cuts out around 2000rpm
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Check for spark - pull all the leads and put in spare plugs grounded to the head and crank the engine...make sure the kill switch is at "run"....
No sparks, but coils test good and 12V power to the primary side... time to buy a Dyna S ignition, 3 ohm green coils, and wires....
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KZP1000 wrote: Those are called pick up coils right? Thanks that was my next thought.
No.
Spark plugs.
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KZP1000 wrote: Is the dyna system easy to install? I know NOTHING about electronics on a bike
Very easy -- and you can do it. The "Igniter" (a separate component usually found under a side cover) is no longer used with Dyna-S.
Am uncertain of the exact igniter at hand, but here are several examples to which it's probably similar:
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Patton wrote:
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The parts described as "Pick-Up Coils" are sometimes referred to as:
• Pick-Ups;
• Pick-Up Units;
• Pick-Up Sensors;
• Pick-Up Modules;
and perhaps other descriptive terminology I don't recall off-hand.
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