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Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 1:24 am
by the-elf
This is bugging me now

. Did you try a new HT coil and leads or just another old one?
I've got a garage full of standard coils and on just about every single one the HT leads are failing or have died and replacing them is next to impossiable without breaking the plastic clip that holds them in. Original Kwacks item is NLA.
I got a new replacement from errr well got the item id from this site but my brain cell has gone to sleep ATM and can't remember the suppier but IIRC it cost about £40 and a quick search should find the item. The difference between the new coil and leads, and my original "good" one was very noticable.
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 10:35 am
by Bertie_Mollie
the-elf wrote:This is bugging me now

. Did you try a new HT coil and leads or just another old one?
Hi Elf,
The coil I tried was an old one I had knocking about
I think I am now in the realms of re checking things to be sure. I should probably check the bike with the known good coil from my other bike.
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 10:43 am
by Charles
the-elf wrote:
I got a new replacement from errr well got the item id from this site but my brain cell has gone to sleep ATM and can't remember the suppier
It was
http://www.electrexworld.co.uk/erol.html , right?
Charles
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 2:17 pm
by wakasaki
Bugging You... Its killing me..
Mr Mollie....
for £27 pounds plus del Wemoto have the coil in stock
Looking at the Elfs Krarchive..at this price i have just ordered
one..You never no..and at that price...its cheap as chips
so get calling... [-o<

And so all of us..
Many Thanks for that Luch time read Elf..
Mine does that on tickover...
just a bit slow on the right...
which fires ok under load and a twist of the grip.
can also be the sync of carb tops..
where the throttle moves on the left first
and the right is dragging slightly...
But you know all this..
Ta Elf..
G
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 10:12 pm
by the-elf
wakasaki wrote:
for £27 pounds plus del Wemoto have the coil in stock
Looking at the Elfs Krarchive..at this price i have just ordered
one..
Many Thanks for that Luch time read Elf..
Mine does that on tickover...
just a bit slow on the right...
which fires ok under load and a twist of the grip.
Yep mine was simular, byt was dropping revs under load, if the HT lead touched anything conductive it shorted out and I went onto one cylinder for a second then the lead would break contact and the bike would run fine again ubtil the next time. Took me ages to find the causeas the lead would only touch every now and then.
Posted: Tue Mar 10, 2009 12:15 pm
by Bertie_Mollie
the-elf wrote:wakasaki wrote:
for £27 pounds plus del Wemoto have the coil in stock
Looking at the Elfs Krarchive..at this price i have just ordered
one..
Yep mine was simular, byt was dropping revs under load
Thanks guys,
New coil on order and 125 / 130 main jets.
Probably be later in the week before I get a chance to try it.
Will try the coil with 135's first then if necessary the jets.
Cheers
Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 7:02 pm
by Bertie_Mollie
Update.
Tried the new coil - didn't fix it.
Tried 130's a bit better.
Tried 125's and it stops spluttering but it still doesn't pull hard.
Tried another regulator in desperation - no difference.
Starting to think there is a top end problem - maybe?
Probably ought to check compressions

.
Might have to take it off to have a look at the ports and see if someone has been let loose with a dremel.
Any thoughts on this?
Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 9:34 pm
by KwakOn
are the exhausts reasonably clear. havent had them "restricting" an engine before but it does make a wee difference when they are cleaned.
(sorry if this has been mentioned)
Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 11:18 pm
by the-elf
This is wierd, It could be that someone has messed up the port timing big time. Thats the only thing I can thick off as well. Do you have a spare top end to try?
Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 8:36 am
by Bertie_Mollie
the-elf wrote:This is wierd, It could be that someone has messed up the port timing big time. Thats the only thing I can thick off as well. Do you have a spare top end to try?
I am hoping to pick up a top end this weekend. Have been told it looks OK but haven't seem it yet.
Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 9:39 pm
by wakasaki
Errrrrrr.....
wakasaki
Joined: 02 Oct 2007
Posts: 338
Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 2:52 pm Post subject:
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After reading all that..
from start to Finish
is ..if ya get stuck i live in Droitwich
si iam not far..
Also your going on what the
Previous has Said..
BAD MISTAKE..
Quote
"mate..Honest
i aint go the time..
all it needs is a set of plugs..
and the carbs cleaned.."
Ive had the engine done..
so its alright...
i just aint got any time..
Oh really i mean it takes so long
to put a new set of plugs in..
NO IT ISNT......"fffinnnnnnnn"
sound like someone has fooked the ports
heights...
you have tried everything else..
and its made little difference
the Answers are coming back to Over fueling
As you said the airbox lid off..makes it run lean
then you have dropped the main jets
more lean..
try
Putting a set of std carbs on it
cleaned correct size jets
lid on airbox..
no rags stuffed inside..
correct pipes..
cdi and rect you know are right..
if all that..still gives you the same
running problem..
Then ...iam sorry
it s the barrells..or the engine..
Or the Bloke who sold it to you..
And besides......
if you get stuck i have a spare set of std barrells you can check against...
Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 9:46 am
by Bertie_Mollie
wakasaki wrote:Errrrrrr.....
wakasaki
if all that..still gives you the same
running problem..
Then ...iam sorry
it s the barrells..or the engine..
Or the Bloke who sold it to you..
And besides......
if you get stuck i have a spare set of std barrells you can check against...
Hi Gary,
Yes I remember reading that and you could well be right

. I'll give you a shout if I need some barrels to compare to.
Many Thanks
Andrew
Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 12:17 pm
by wakasaki
Andy...
as said the offer is there...
and so is borrowing new against old
just to compare....
After all you have seemed to have changed everything..
An in anycase...its gone past the shouting..
its odd this one..."it will be something simple"
it always is..

Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2009 2:04 pm
by Bertie_Mollie
KwakOn wrote:are the exhausts reasonably clear. havent had them "restricting" an engine before but it does make a wee difference when they are cleaned.
(sorry if this has been mentioned)
Just as I was about to give up on the old girl I thought I would give her one last chance.
Fitted some KR1 pipes that I have waiting for collection (

) just as a last resort and she now goes like a bat out of hell with 135's and the air filter in

.
First prize goes to Kwak on. That was a hell of a call. To be honest I didn't take it too seriously initially but full marks.
Next problem is sorting out these 1S pipes. I saw some for sale on here recently....hmmm.. now who was it

I know it was Bertie_Mollie........

.
Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2009 7:30 pm
by the-elf
Great news, Any idea what was wrong with the old KR1S pipes?