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My gs850 was running fine but low voltage from rectifier so changed rectifier now got voltage all the way to coils, but no spark? help.
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This makes no sense.Originally posted by Blastr2783 View PostEd
To measure is to know.
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Getting close to 12 volts at the coils? Verify this, then try to test the signal generator + ignitor. Here is a simple test for the overall ignition:
Take your test light and probe it into the non orange/white wire (the ground wire) at the coil connector while plugged in. I was able to put it into the back side of the connector so as not to damage insulation. Clip the wire of the light to a good ground. Turn your key on. Turn your engine by hand, bump the starter or flick a small screwdriver past the pick-up. If the light comes on your wiring is good, sig. gen and ignitor doing their job. Do this for both coil connectors. If good on both sides your ignition is working properly and there is something up with coils/plugs/wires. Clean off any corrosion on plug, plug cap and check that the end of the wire is not corroded as well.
Further testing:
Erik
1982 GS550M
Dyna S, Dyna greens, coil relay mod w/LED, Sonic Springs (.90)Comment
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Thanks will do so in the morning. It was running great till I put the new rectifier on. I will take my multimeter and test it tomorrow.Comment
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New plugs and caps, everything is clean. Just no spark.Comment
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Duh
When I remove the battery box I unpluged the ignitor and when I put it back together I did not plug it back in. DUH
. Bikes running great now.
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