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rrtccp
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Help... need cb 77 left ignition coil....

Post by rrtccp » Thu Dec 02, 2010 3:31 pm

After weeks of getting my superhawk together i finally tried to start it...alas ... it was not to be.. i think my left ignition coil is dead,, if anybody has a decent one for sale... pm me... i'll take it.... nick

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Post by cyclon36 » Thu Dec 02, 2010 3:31 pm

I have one. Not sure if it works, but you're welcome to it.

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Post by davomoto » Thu Dec 02, 2010 5:27 pm

Coils rarely go bad. Have you checked all connections, made sure the wire from the condener to the points is connected to the points properly, trimmed the ends of the plug wire, tested the spark plug cap? Trying switching sides on the coils, by switching the gren and yellow wires at the coil.

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Re: Help... need cb 77 left ignition coil....

Post by LOUD MOUSE » Thu Dec 02, 2010 7:24 pm

Ya may want ta swap the coils side ta side. .......lm
rrtccp wrote:After weeks of getting my superhawk together i finally tried to start it...alas ... it was not to be.. i think my left ignition coil is dead,, if anybody has a decent one for sale... pm me... i'll take it.... nick

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Post by 48lesco » Fri Dec 03, 2010 1:25 pm

Also check the points on that side to make sure your getting good contact. Slide a clean piece of paper through them to clean off any grease. Doesn't take much for no spark...

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