firing order help

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firing order help

02 Sep 2006 20:42
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i have just screwed up again.
i came to my buds shop to put wires on the '91 kz1000,
between the 2 of us, leaving the manual home, and a few beers we got the wires crossed. only 2 i think but the coils are throwing us off.

any help is much appreciated,
bill

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Re: firing order help

02 Sep 2006 21:04
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2 coils, one coil fires 1&4 while the other coil fires 2&3, and both plugs on each coil fire at the same time.
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Re: firing order help

02 Sep 2006 21:07
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ah ha...got it.


thanks man,
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Re: firing order help

03 Sep 2006 00:49
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ok i got the wires straight but there still seems to be a slight miss at idle.
the plugs are new and gaped at 32.
where should i start?

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Re: firing order help

03 Sep 2006 06:14
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Start with a complete tune up, including checking the coils and plug caps for resistance (you said you put on new wires, what about plug caps?), and checking/adjusting the valve clearances.

Don't even think about messing with the carbs until you have checked the ignition system and valve clearances :)
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Re: firing order help

04 Sep 2006 12:30
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ok i used new plugs, new wires & caps but the old wires were copper, the new ones were not. could that be the problem?
i'm gunna check the coils today.
what will i need to adjust the valves?
shims? gasket?
i think thats the problem.

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