Zircon Posted April 2, 2011 Author Posted April 2, 2011 Im gonna order a new Coil and cap ... i don't really know which cap id need as it doesn't need to be resistive .... By typing the YB05F into google i find that it has a 14-18mm thread ..... although im finding it difficult to find a non resistive one of these :\ Will somewhere like halfords have them ? Thanks Again Zircon
Moderator Airhead Posted April 2, 2011 Moderator Posted April 2, 2011 Im gonna order a new Coil and cap ... i don't really know which cap id need as it doesn't need to be resistive .... By typing the YB05F into google i find that it has a 14-18mm thread ..... although im finding it difficult to find a non resistive one of these :\ Will somewhere like halfords have them ? Thanks Again Zircon Why? yours is in spec isnt it. What plug is fitted ? and what does the manual say should be fitted?
Zircon Posted April 2, 2011 Author Posted April 2, 2011 Why? yours is in spec isnt it. What plug is fitted ? and what does the manual say should be fitted? Just realised how stupid that was ..... Maybe i should just get a B9ES plug ... did some reading about and having resistor caps and plugs can reduce fuel consumption by 10% Zircon
Zircon Posted April 7, 2011 Author Posted April 7, 2011 Thought id keep you guys updated. Had the new coil come today ... only to be the wrong one ! Dammit . Sent it back and hopefully will have the new one within a couple of days. I explained the problem and he said he'll throw in a few crank seals just in case, kinda his way of saying sorry i guess ! Need to get her fixed before long ..... Ive applied for a Apprenticeship at Superbyke in Bristol ..... Fingers Crossed. , Zircon
wizzer Posted April 8, 2011 Posted April 8, 2011 hi zircon I'm having a similar problem to you. But i just wanted to say that my bike ran well with a resistor plug and a resistor cap 5k ohm without a problem. From what i read your bettter off running a bike with a resistor cap rather than a resistor plug because sometimes the resistor in the plug can breakdown very easily then damage your ignition system. hope this helps
Zircon Posted April 8, 2011 Author Posted April 8, 2011 hi zircon I'm having a similar problem to you. But i just wanted to say that my bike ran well with a resistor plug and a resistor cap 5k ohm without a problem. From what i read your bettter off running a bike with a resistor cap rather than a resistor plug because sometimes the resistor in the plug can breakdown very easily then damage your ignition system. hope this helps Thanks for the advice , If you managed to get it sorted let me know what was wrong .... ill keep you updated on whether the seals or coil works many thanks Jordan
Zircon Posted April 9, 2011 Author Posted April 9, 2011 Theres an easy test of the seals if its possible with your bike. is there a breather pipe on the top of your gearbox housing? While waiting for the correct coil to arrive , I thought id change the oil , ( I guess if the seals have gone there would be less then normal in there ) although the oil level seemed to be fine , there seemed to be a strong and distinct smell of Petrol from the oil itself. I wonder if this could be a sign that the seals have gone ? Many thanks Zircon
Moderator Airhead Posted April 9, 2011 Moderator Posted April 9, 2011 yes the only way petrol gets in there is through the seal.
Zircon Posted April 14, 2011 Author Posted April 14, 2011 Okay i said id write on here as soon as i managed to fix the problem. I spent a good day changing the crank seal on the bike ( was an absolute biatch to get out ! )and it didnt really make much difference maybe 1 or 2 thousand revs . However after importing a High speed racing coil from Germany , the bike ran perfectly again ... picked up revs silly fast! and ran quicker then i think she ever has before ! Thanks again guys for the time you spent in helping me with my problem . I hope this can be a help to anyone else having similar problems. Many thanks Jordan p.s. Feel free to mail me on [email protected] for where i got parts etc
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