alvinkarlsson69
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Hey, I'm in dire need of some help!
Background: My engine only revs to about 2500rpms (sometimes over, S.L.O.W is most likely not the culprit because the engine sounds very strained at full throttle, not like a digital cutoff). I have changed sparkplugs(Qtype), spark plug wires, coil, cdi and stator. I thought that the stator fixed my problem. I verified that it fired on both cylinders with a timing light but when I tried it in the water it failed to push past said RPM limit. When I remove the top spark plug lead nothing changes, ie no spark on top cylinder.
I tried to switch positions of the primary orange wires on the coil. The blue (top) did not produce a spark on the bottom cylinder. The orange green one (bottom) only produces spark on the bottom cylinder, not the top one.
Then i tried to change the output from the timer base buy siwstching the blue and green pin in the amphenol contact. This resulted in that I got spark on only the bottom cylinder again when the orange blue (top) primary cable from the cdi was connected to the primary socket on the bottom coil, not even the top one! I know that one coil on the timer base is good but it only works on the bottom cylinder, not the top one. The timer bases measures 25 and 26 ohms.
My conclusion is that I need a new timer base. But I still seem to have a weird ground problem on the top cylinder. Why and how can I fix this? All help is appreciated!
Background: My engine only revs to about 2500rpms (sometimes over, S.L.O.W is most likely not the culprit because the engine sounds very strained at full throttle, not like a digital cutoff). I have changed sparkplugs(Qtype), spark plug wires, coil, cdi and stator. I thought that the stator fixed my problem. I verified that it fired on both cylinders with a timing light but when I tried it in the water it failed to push past said RPM limit. When I remove the top spark plug lead nothing changes, ie no spark on top cylinder.
I tried to switch positions of the primary orange wires on the coil. The blue (top) did not produce a spark on the bottom cylinder. The orange green one (bottom) only produces spark on the bottom cylinder, not the top one.
Then i tried to change the output from the timer base buy siwstching the blue and green pin in the amphenol contact. This resulted in that I got spark on only the bottom cylinder again when the orange blue (top) primary cable from the cdi was connected to the primary socket on the bottom coil, not even the top one! I know that one coil on the timer base is good but it only works on the bottom cylinder, not the top one. The timer bases measures 25 and 26 ohms.
My conclusion is that I need a new timer base. But I still seem to have a weird ground problem on the top cylinder. Why and how can I fix this? All help is appreciated!