Intermittent Spark
Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2017 5:12 pm
Hello again. After a couple of days of good fortune I'm now taking a step backwards again. The bike fired up nicely for a couple of days but now doesn't want to know. I am getting an intermittent spark from the plug connected by the Thorspark.
What I do know. The resistance across the coil tabs is 5.5 ohms. Coil tab to HT cap is 9K ohms. I have a good earth from both the battery and the coil using proper earth cables. If I hold the plug end and the handlebars and give her a kick I sit up and take notice but not necessarily on every kick. The resistance across the plug cap (black rubber one) is anywhere between 0.6 and 1.8 ohms, depending on how you wiggle the multimeter probes (funnily enough the one on the cub shows no resistance and no continuity). The plug is a brand new N5C. The coil and the HT cable came with the Thorspark.
Any comments would be helpful.
What I do know. The resistance across the coil tabs is 5.5 ohms. Coil tab to HT cap is 9K ohms. I have a good earth from both the battery and the coil using proper earth cables. If I hold the plug end and the handlebars and give her a kick I sit up and take notice but not necessarily on every kick. The resistance across the plug cap (black rubber one) is anywhere between 0.6 and 1.8 ohms, depending on how you wiggle the multimeter probes (funnily enough the one on the cub shows no resistance and no continuity). The plug is a brand new N5C. The coil and the HT cable came with the Thorspark.
Any comments would be helpful.