Can I get a picture of the spark plug wiring and which wires go where and where from? pre 98 750.
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Originally posted by jraggett View PostCan I get a picture of the spark plug wiring and which wires go where and where from? pre 98 750.
You'll have 2 coil packs that the plug wires protrude from, the left one should control cylinders 2 & 3* and the right one will control cylinders 1 & 4*. Stock they come with numbered stickers near the "boot" of the plug wire. If those aren't there you should be able to judge by the length of the wire as to which goes where.
I.E. left coil pack will have a shorter wire (cyl 1) and a longer wire (cyl 4*)
right coil pack, shorter wire (cyl 3*), longer wire (cyl 2*)
Hope that helps. I'll see about snapping a pic here soon if you'll still require it.Last edited by Trip; 05-13-2012, 02:13 PM.
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Wrong. Left coil (when sitting on bike) goes to the outside cylinders 1&4. The right coil goes to the inside cylinder 2&3. Trust me. The po of my bike had it wired 1&3 and 2&4. running on 2 cylinders dos not make for a happy kat. Doesn't really matter which wire goes to which plug as long as the coils are set up to those cylinders. Its a waste spark setup so 1&4 fire at the same time and 2&3 also fire at the same time. It's just common since to put the short wires to the closer plugLast edited by phantasm; 05-13-2012, 01:18 PM.When all else fails get a bigger hammer
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Originally posted by Trip View PostI'm almost positive this would be the same on a post. I haven't owned a pre so couldn't tell you 100%, but I can't think of a reason it'd be any different.
You'll have 2 coil packs that the plug wires protrude from, the left one should control cylinders 1 & 3 and the right one will control cylinders 2 & 4. Stock they come with numbered stickers near the "boot" of the plug wire. If those aren't there you should be able to judge by the length of the wire as to which goes where.
I.E. left coil pack will have a shorter wire (cyl 1) and a longer wire (cyl 3)
right coil pack, shorter wire (cyl 4), longer wire (cyl 2)
Hope that helps. I'll see about snapping a pic here soon if you'll still require it.Last edited by arsenic; 05-13-2012, 01:19 PM.
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lmao just came back to correct that after thinking for a minute.. hadn't had my coffee DOH.. not like you havent ever made a friggen type-o eh?
A basic idea is still > no idea.
I'll do us all a favor and refrain from hopping right on here as i crawl out of bed.Last edited by Trip; 05-13-2012, 02:19 PM.
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Originally posted by arsenic View PostSo it takes you one hour to think about it for a minute? You know these posts are time stamped right? And no, MMI doesn't do that, otherwise the time stamps wouldn't be right.
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Originally posted by 05RedKat600 View PostI don't see the problem. Pistons are round.
I knew I should have PM'd thatLast edited by Trip; 05-18-2012, 12:01 AM.
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Originally posted by Trip View PostIf I handed you a piston, then its out of the bike and cold. Cold pistons aren't perfectly round. They are designed to be perfectly round at running temperature. This is due to metallurgy expanding and contracting with temp. There is more metal on the sides of the piston, than at the front and back, hence the parts with more metal will expand more, and the lesser, the less. A bunch of math really. This is why the guys that design this stuff get paid bank. So a cold piston is not perfectly round. Edit: Try it.
I knew I should have PM'd that
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