Spark coil installation

[Lynx]

Good morning!
I removed the spark coils when the engine was running bad to check them.
I took some photos of the wirings and connections before removal, but by the time I got the coils checked, I fell into the water with my phone containing the photos at the summers end party with work.....

So, can anyone tell me how to connect everything, or guide me to the correct wiring sheet?

My bike is a GS750 -79

[tom203]

This link might help-very similar, if I assume your bike has contact points.

http://members.dslextreme.com/users/bikecliff/images/GS850wiring.jpg

[btbarb]

Good morning!
I removed the spark coils when the engine was running bad to check them.
I took some photos of the wirings and connections before removal, but by the time I got the coils checked, I fell into the water with my phone containing the photos at the summers end party with work.....

So, can anyone tell me how to connect everything, or guide me to the correct wiring sheet?

My bike is a GS750 -79

..... and here's on in color, it should match your '79 ---> Valor Solo's '78 750 Color Wiring Diagram PDF

[BassCliff]

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[barnbiketom]

Great party haaha. Wish i'd been there