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  • dafc
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    Whatever you've done you have HIT the sweet spot dead on

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  • SriramEfunds
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    Right now my bike is running on pre-mix. It's a psychological feeling that I get from riding as if it has improved some initials.
    Anyways, after doing about 100 kms or so, have taken a plug reading. Take a look at it and let me know if I need to adjust.

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  • aargee
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    Results? Arun, I'm having a tough time as...I don't know how to work on it!!! See my last few discussion with Yamdoot, I've no knowledge when it comes to these things

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  • BigBore
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    Yes the timing light clamp wire should be connected to the wire to spark plug cable from ignition coil. So what are the results Ganesh?

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  • aargee
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    Originally posted by yamdoot View Post
    The light will keep flickering but the rotor/ TDC mark should align well and appear stable. RDD install docs should give you some ideas. and the light need not be connected to the bikes wiring i believe.
    Docos are not that complete; I've the said questions on my mind. Instrument SHOULD be connector to the wires to spark plug from ignition coil.

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  • yamdoot
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    The light will keep flickering but the rotor/ TDC mark should align well and appear stable. RDD install docs should give you some ideas. and the light need not be connected to the bikes wiring i believe.

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  • aargee
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    Originally posted by yamdoot View Post
    Yes. be sure to mark the TDC first.
    Yea yeah!!! I've done that using connector; but what I doubt is...
    1. Where will the light flash constantly?
    2. Does it keep flashing at one single point no matter how I hold the timing light OR should I hold in one specific position?
    2a. If so what position?
    3. Does the timing light really read the current from the ignition cap/wire?

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  • yamdoot
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    Originally posted by aargee View Post
    Ok, ok ok...this helps me a lot
    I see the light flickering. So stable light is the one I should be looking. No worries. I'll do that RIGHT TOMORROW & post the steps how to carry out here or may be as a DIY.

    I'm determined to find the position man!!! Thanks for the encouragement
    Yes. be sure to mark the TDC first.

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  • aargee
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    Originally posted by yamdoot View Post
    I need to try it myself soon...a light on it or when you switch on the tube light].
    Ok, ok ok...this helps me a lot
    I see the light flickering. So stable light is the one I should be looking. No worries. I'll do that RIGHT TOMORROW & post the steps how to carry out here or may be as a DIY.

    I'm determined to find the position man!!! Thanks for the encouragement

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  • yamdoot
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    Originally posted by aargee View Post
    Do you know how it works? Can you educate me pls? I'm dying to get that timing right on my Rx. I'll be grateful to you.
    Aw c'mon RG! no need for such words.. I need to try it myself soon too. Just looking for a cheap alternative. From what i have gathered, it shines intermittently and when shone on the moving rotor, it should appear stable if the timing is right. [Just like the moving ceiling fan appears still when you flicker a light on it or when you switch on the tube light].

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  • aargee
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    Originally posted by yamdoot View Post
    I thought the gun was supp to flash on anything when switched on.
    Do you know how it works? Can you educate me pls? I'm dying to get that timing right on my Rx. I'll be grateful to you.

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  • yamdoot
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    I thought the gun was supp to flash on anything when switched on.

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  • aargee
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    Originally posted by yamdoot View Post
    BTW, how does your magnet show when you flash the gun on it?
    Man!!! that gun went kaput. It flashes even when pointed towards my Son's plastic toys

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  • yamdoot
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    Arey it doesnt need an acount! just check!

    BTW, how does your magnet show when you flash the gun on it?

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  • aargee
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    Originally posted by yamdoot View Post
    post external links from image upload sites like tinypic.com
    Sry, I don't have an account over there.

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