Re: Reed valves
- From: "Jeff B" <jefjulday@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 10 Sep 2005 12:42:37 -0400
There are two separate coils on the stator (usually) one is the charge coil
(for the ignition system) the other is the lighting coil (all current for
lights etc).....
A good mechanic should be able to test the resistance of the ignition coil
to see if it's within spec...
Hope this helps.
Jeff B In Maine
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"crzn56" <curzn56@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Is there anyway to test the Stator?
> Would you not notice the lights dimming if the stator was not working
> correctly?
> I can run the engine a high rpm fine. It bogs out after a short time of
> open throtle riding.
> I can't seem to get the sled to do it in the shop while lifted...just on
> runs...
>
>
> "Steve m..." <Stevem5215@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> It's the stator. The high speed winding is giving up the ghost. That's
> why
>> it works ok at low rpms.
>>
>> Steve m...
>> 04' Zr900 EFI
>>
>> "David Courtney" <advance@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> > I agree that the reed valves shouldn't cause the problem you
> describe.
>> > There should be a "strainer" on the fuel line inside the tank... if
> the
>> > strainer plugs up, the pump will either stop pumping or will suck air
>> > in
>> > any place it can (any joints or fittings).
>> > You should be able to fish the line out through the filler neck with
> a
>> > piece of coat hanger wire... and either clean or replace the strainer.
>> > It sounds like it may be partially plugged up... the pump can fill
> the
>> > float bowls at low speed; but when you start burning a lot of gas the
> pump
>> > can't draw enough fuel to keep up.
>> > Just a thought,
>> > David
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > http://pstuning.com/ "crzn56" <curzn56@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> > news:DNPSe.2351$qP3.24822@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> >> 88 arcticat el tigre 600 LC 530
>> >> Problem occurs with 2 different coils and cdi's
>> >> new caps on plugs
>> >> checked the choke set up a few times over.
>> >> plugs always have a nice tan color
>> >>
>> >> Sled runs great from cold start and for a short time of riding.
>> >> Give some open throtle after few min of riding and it has nice power.
> You
>> >> go
>> >> for a while and then...blahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh....big loss in power.
> Stop
>> >> and idle, take off and same pattern.
>> >> I seem to have a lot of air in the fuel lines showing up when it gets
> to
>> >> this stage. from the fuel pump to where the lines go into the carbs.
> I
>> >> have replaced all lines and rebuilt the fuel pump.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> "Polarman" <noone@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> >> news:btLSe.82333$Hk.17441@xxxxxxxxxxx
>> >>> what kind of machine is it,when the machine warms up you could be
>> >>> getting higher resistance in a coil or plug caps once it warms
>> >>> up,ypu may have a choke plunger not seating properly and not being
>> >>> able to burn the fuel once the motor warms up? float levels or
>> >>> even jetting could be a tad rich and putting you in a rich
>> >>> condition or even something as simple as your synchronizing of
>> >>> the carbs will give you dull response if you are running out of
>> >>> fuel you should see a lean condition on your plugs next time you
>> >>> drive it check your plugs after getting it in your bog or flat spot
>> >>> and run it there for a while and pull your plugs for a look for
>> >>> some wet or black plugs
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