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TCI Ignitor Tester Needed

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by fiveofakind, May 19, 2014.

  1. fiveofakind

    fiveofakind Well-Known Member

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    I have an idea.....just need a taker who has an 1982 XJ750J Maxim.....or someone with a bike that has a 5G2-10 timing plate....

    I have a questionable Ignitor box.....TID14-06 5G2-10......I would to send it to someone who can plug it into their known good running bike....to see if it fires off & runs their bike....that way at least my Ignitor can be tested whether it is good or not....

    Any takers.....??? I will pay shipping & insurance on the return......
     
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    fiveofakind Well-Known Member

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    Wow...no takers......interesting.....
     
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    Xjrider92117 Active Member

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    Someone posted something on your other post
     
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    fiveofakind Well-Known Member

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    Thank you, my local rider...sorry about your chain.....hopefully someone can help
     
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    k-moe Pie, Bacon, Bourbon. Moderator Premium Member

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    PM sent.
     
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    I used a timing light to test mine. Just remove the left side crankshaft cover and hook the timing light up to cylinder 1's plug wire.

    I have a video I posted a while back if you would like to see the advance curve. I can also recheck the oem spec, it hits max advance at something like 3500 rpm.
     
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