Hey.
Ive got a honda motor bike engine and my brother seems to think its a honda ca175?? ever herd of it..
Well it dosnt spark and we think its because the coil ant hooked up right, So does any one have a wiring diagram for this motorbike or one simular for this engine.
Thanks
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Re: honda question
Check to dizzy on the left handside of the motor( back end of crank). They have a habit of breaking the incoming wires and mounting screws
Re: honda question
had a look at that looks fine..
its sitting on my little brothers go cart frame but wen we tryed to get it going it just wouldnt start so.. it only has one wire going to the coil and they normaly have 2 going in and one going to the spark plug right?
its sitting on my little brothers go cart frame but wen we tryed to get it going it just wouldnt start so.. it only has one wire going to the coil and they normaly have 2 going in and one going to the spark plug right?
Re: honda question
motorbike coils often only have one LT wire - the second 'terminal' is the bracket where it bolts to the frame - make sure the frame and the bracket is clean and making good contact - also check and see if there is a small spark coming from the points when the open, which will tell you that the magneto coil is at least working.
The wiring on those older bikes is pretty simple - coils on a plate inside the flywheel, which has magnets on it - this produces the current to the coil and the points are just there to fire the coil.
Pull out the plug and hold it against the engine case to get the earth and kick it over - any spark at all? start tracing backwards - check the points are giving a lite spark (might need it in a dark garage to see it properly), then stick a voltmeter on the output of the coils and check for voltage (AC from the coils, DC after the rectifier if it has one).
Somewhere, something is not doing its job. also try removing the condesor to see if it makes it go - if thats gone short circuit then you won't get anything.
Oh, have a look here: http://oldmanhonda.com/MC/WiringDiagram ... .php#class there are a few wiring diagrams from old bikes there and it might help.
Steve
The wiring on those older bikes is pretty simple - coils on a plate inside the flywheel, which has magnets on it - this produces the current to the coil and the points are just there to fire the coil.
Pull out the plug and hold it against the engine case to get the earth and kick it over - any spark at all? start tracing backwards - check the points are giving a lite spark (might need it in a dark garage to see it properly), then stick a voltmeter on the output of the coils and check for voltage (AC from the coils, DC after the rectifier if it has one).
Somewhere, something is not doing its job. also try removing the condesor to see if it makes it go - if thats gone short circuit then you won't get anything.
Oh, have a look here: http://oldmanhonda.com/MC/WiringDiagram ... .php#class there are a few wiring diagrams from old bikes there and it might help.
Steve