Bike has little spark...need some help.
#1
Bike has little spark...need some help.
Having problems with the ZX6R after the engine swap.
Went through the carbs just to make sure.... Then set the tank and cranked forever....All I can get is some backfiring throguh the carbs and an occasional burst of flames out of the pipe.
The bike is a 98 and I believe the motor is a 99.
Changed the crank sensor. (the woring was different on this bike, so I put the original back in. Just changed the wiring on the new one, and put it into place...(still nothing)
Checked the spark. Cyl 1 and 4 have just a little spark, and 2 and 3 are good. Swapped the coils, just to make sure, and the same result...
Where should I start with this one?
Thanks for the help guys...
Went through the carbs just to make sure.... Then set the tank and cranked forever....All I can get is some backfiring throguh the carbs and an occasional burst of flames out of the pipe.
The bike is a 98 and I believe the motor is a 99.
Changed the crank sensor. (the woring was different on this bike, so I put the original back in. Just changed the wiring on the new one, and put it into place...(still nothing)
Checked the spark. Cyl 1 and 4 have just a little spark, and 2 and 3 are good. Swapped the coils, just to make sure, and the same result...
Where should I start with this one?
Thanks for the help guys...
#3
Re: Bike has little spark...need some help.
I guess the problem there is that I don't know how to check the timing.
The plug wires were never unplugged from the coils....They are still factory so nicely numbered 1,2,3,4 from left to right.
The plug wires were never unplugged from the coils....They are still factory so nicely numbered 1,2,3,4 from left to right.
#5
Re: Bike has little spark...need some help.
you'll need a timing light,
changes from 98 to 99, input from motorcycle online.
The ignition system has a new central processing unit for quicker response to engine needs. The rotor has three times as many projections (increased from 4 to 12 projections), helping to update the processor more often. The processor itself has been upgraded from 8 bits to 16 bits. The all-new ignition timing map matches the other engine changes. New stick-type ignition coils draw less current and charge faster to aid starting. The clutch cover, head cover, oil pump cover and sump pan are now magnesium instead of aluminum, saving weight. Cam sprockets are thinner to reduce weight as well.
try changing the ignition rotor and pickup to the one that went with the CPU you have on the bike.
changes from 98 to 99, input from motorcycle online.
The ignition system has a new central processing unit for quicker response to engine needs. The rotor has three times as many projections (increased from 4 to 12 projections), helping to update the processor more often. The processor itself has been upgraded from 8 bits to 16 bits. The all-new ignition timing map matches the other engine changes. New stick-type ignition coils draw less current and charge faster to aid starting. The clutch cover, head cover, oil pump cover and sump pan are now magnesium instead of aluminum, saving weight. Cam sprockets are thinner to reduce weight as well.
try changing the ignition rotor and pickup to the one that went with the CPU you have on the bike.
Last edited by Idle Hands; 09-11-2006 at 02:09 PM.
#6
Re: Bike has little spark...need some help.
Originally Posted by Idle Hands
you'll need a timing light,
changes from 98 to 99, input from motorcycle online.
The ignition system has a new central processing unit for quicker response to engine needs. The rotor has three times as many projections (increased from 4 to 12 projections), helping to update the processor more often. The processor itself has been upgraded from 8 bits to 16 bits. The all-new ignition timing map matches the other engine changes. New stick-type ignition coils draw less current and charge faster to aid starting. The clutch cover, head cover, oil pump cover and sump pan are now magnesium instead of aluminum, saving weight. Cam sprockets are thinner to reduce weight as well.
try changing the ignition rotor and pickup to the one that went with the CPU you have on the bike.
changes from 98 to 99, input from motorcycle online.
The ignition system has a new central processing unit for quicker response to engine needs. The rotor has three times as many projections (increased from 4 to 12 projections), helping to update the processor more often. The processor itself has been upgraded from 8 bits to 16 bits. The all-new ignition timing map matches the other engine changes. New stick-type ignition coils draw less current and charge faster to aid starting. The clutch cover, head cover, oil pump cover and sump pan are now magnesium instead of aluminum, saving weight. Cam sprockets are thinner to reduce weight as well.
try changing the ignition rotor and pickup to the one that went with the CPU you have on the bike.
Thanks
can you post me a link to that?
Last edited by RuntStunts; 09-11-2006 at 02:56 PM.
#8
Re: Bike has little spark...need some help.
Originally Posted by Mr.Gix
After reading that steve. Do you have the ECU from the new motor? You may need that.
I wonder if you can just change the rotor....
#16
Re: Bike has little spark...need some help.
Originally Posted by Schwartz
^^^^ Ahhh, I get it. As if to say I was wrong. I'll just keep all my knowledge to myself then.^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Not saying you were completely wrong.
but
That was the first thing that I checked.
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