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Seca Turbo Coils.....maybe

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by SweetIrony, Oct 6, 2007.

  1. SweetIrony

    SweetIrony New Member

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    I have notice a significant change of the power in the bike. Cylinders 1 and 3 aren't firing near as much as 2 and 4. The exhaust pipes are much cooler (still hot though). Brand new spark plugs. It worked very well, until about 2 weeks ago. Please help.
    Thanks.
    -Jesse
     
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    Someone on the TMIOA board was having the same problem, Are you sure that they are cyl 1 & 3 and not 1 & 4? Cyl 1 & 4 share the same coil same with cyl 2 & 3. You might be able to switch the coils and see if that will work. The spark plug leads might not be long enough on the cyl 2 & 3.

    Sean
     
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    had the same problem on mine it was the connector on the coin was corroded. disconnected it and cleaned it problem hasnt been back since.
    I also did all the other connections and made a huge diff in the system for the better
     
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