My son was about 4 when he started picking up wrenches and taking things off for me. I never pushed him to do it. Great way to spend time though.
My son was about 4 when he started picking up wrenches and taking things off for me. I never pushed him to do it. Great way to spend time though.
Just to clarify, this one has not run since you bought it?I do have a meter for testing peak voltage readings. Thanks for the advice, I will check the lower engine mounts as well.
Camp, t hanks for posting the schematic on your peak voltage adaptor. I think I need one.
After some further thought, and if it hasnt crossed your mind yet, try disconnecting the motor/servo that operates your power valves. It is about the only place I can think of other than the rectifier/regulator that you could be losing power from something that by all rights should be making it.
Correct it hasn't ran since I got it, the guy said he raced it in 2011 and then put it in the garage, I have no real reason to believe that he didn't. We spoke multiple times and he told me all of the little flaws with both bikes and then drove 4 hours to meet me. He knew I was going to inspect them when he got here. I did inspect them as far as compression and fluids. They were stored with no fuel in them, I knew I would have to clean carbs before I tried to fire them up and never thought about checking for spark DOH!!Just to clarify, this one has not run since you bought it?
Camp, t hanks for posting the schematic on your peak voltage adaptor. I think I need one.
After some further thought, and if it hasnt crossed your mind yet, try disconnecting the motor/servo that operates your power valves. It is about the only place I can think of other than the rectifier/regulator that you could be losing power from something that by all rights should be making it.
I did not try the rectifier, what does it do?Grasping was about all I was doing. You tried your cdi on his rig and it worked. Did you try your rectifier?
Kind of ironic to find that the factory race teams use a new wiring harness each race. Seems they pressure wash. And yours was really clean!
Wouldn't it have continuity with another pin or plug if that was happening? I did check from each wire to all other pins to make sure I didn't have any continuity between the other wires that weren't supposed to. I was thinking about unwrapping the whole harness to check. I thought that my tests today would have told me if there were any bad wires but I'm not real sure. I may do that later. Do you think it would help to run a ground strap from the frame to the motor mounts on the head just to check for that?The rectifier is like a oneway valve allowing the current to go one way if my memory is working. This one also acts as a regulator. The reason I mention the loom or harness is the possibility you have one wire bleeding to another. They still show continuity.
I like the idea of the test ground. You are being thorough. As unscientific as it is you may end up buying dinner for the man with the 2002 and swapping piece by piece.
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I got it to start with a ground strap from the head stays to the coil ground, so I ended up pulling the head stays off again and hitting them with a flap disc on a grinder and sanded the head stays down again. So after all it was a ground problem. I should have listened sooner! Thanks again for all of the help.