Anyone ever cut into there coil to be able to solder on a new sparkplug lead? Mine's frayed and will order a new one if you can't.
Hey anyone in Canada got a 6volt ignition coil?
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Anyone ever cut into there coil to be able to solder on a new sparkplug lead? Mine's frayed and will order a new one if you can't.
Hey anyone in Canada got a 6volt ignition coil? |
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Which lead are you worried about? The primary connection repair from stator looks like it should work... the secondary HT sparkplug lead looks normal, I doubt it needs internal fixing or that this would be a good plan. The coil looks tired, but who cares if it works. Test it w/ a 6V power supply.
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V oodoo wrote: The coil looks tired, but who cares if it works. |
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oopsclunkthud wrote: replace the coil with one like this where the plug wire is not molded in. |
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Just installed that coil. Maybe a bit more power since the wires aren't frayed and the original HT lead worked.
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nomadinsiam wrote: Wait, what? What about that Xanax laced thread about breakdown anxiety?
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splash_wave wrote: HT lead fine? |
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GickSpeed wrote: This is the type of repair i would do if i was in the middle of nowhere and riding the bike was the only way to get home. thereafter, replace with a new, quality, HT coil. |
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nomadinsiam wrote: Yeah, I guess the soldering iron that you always keep in your glove box you could plug into the USB socket you have cleverly adapted to 6 volt. That's what I always do. |
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oopsclunkthud wrote: I use to have a butane soldering iron in my toolkit. I always have extra plug lead wire and electrical tape in the kit as well. I don't carry the iron with me any more, but could likely rig something like this on the roadside. |
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nomadinsiam wrote: That's quite amazing, I must say. |
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oopsclunkthud wrote: I use to have a butane soldering iron in my toolkit. I always have extra plug lead wire and electrical tape in the kit as well. I don't carry the iron with me any more, but could likely rig something like this on the roadside. |
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