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1983 GS750ES Igniter or Ignitor Alternate
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Mario Padilla
1983 GS750ES Igniter or Ignitor Alternate
Besides the 83 thru 86 GS750ES and E igniter, which other bike Igniters are a suitable replacement? Will the GS700 igniter work? How about any of the other air cooled GSXR engine igniters? or the GS1100E and GS1150E etc.?
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isaac
From what I've seen, almost any electronic ignition GS igniter will work, I'd say you're safe in the 1980-86 range. Whether the advance curve is right is a different story, but the one from a 1981 model that's in my bike right now looks the same case and wiring wise as a 550, 650, 850, even 450 that I've seen on Ebay.
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Billy Ricks
You could probably use early air cooled gsxr ignitors too. They might have a more refined curve. Picking one up cheap might make it worth a try.
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ddz
I just fried my igniter on my 1980gs100g & from help here got a dyna s for $170 & now no longer have or need the "igniter" 8) 8)
Vinny
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Mario Padilla
1983 GS750ES Igniter or Ignitor Alternate
My symptoms are: no fire from 1 & 4 cylinders. Checked signal generator and it is per specification. Swapped 2 & 3 coil with 1 & 4 and problem stayed on 1 & 4.
I called a couple of motorcycle salvage yards and although they don't have the exact igniter, they will match one up (physically) for $100 to $125 used. A new igniter is ~$400. The hell with this, I won't throw the $s at a used one that although it may look the same, there is no guarantee that it will perform the same electrically and who knows how long it will last. I took your advice Vinny and ordered a Dyna 2000 from MPS racing, coils and plug wires to boot.
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Anonymous
There's a guy called Wayne Gum in New Zealand who makes aftermarket ignition units for a large range of bikes.
He sells quite a few on Ebay
I haven't had one but he appears to have decent feedback.
Might be worth emailing him!
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