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DeltaStarr
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PostPosted: 16:31 - 20 Sep 2009    Post subject: CB125s Reply with quote
CB125s... Condenser Wiring... can anyone help? thnx...
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The Artist
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PostPosted: 16:57 - 20 Sep 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote
i can.

the diagram....located....www........com

.... no problem
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DeltaStarr
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PostPosted: 17:09 - 20 Sep 2009    Post subject: CB125s Reply with quote
Ive been using the "Clymer" diagram...
The condenser has a green and blue wire...
The diagram (and every one I've looked at) has the points wire (Green) connecting w/the blue going on to the ignition coil...
this didnt work...
I wired the point (green) to the condenser (green)
Then wired the condenser (blue) to the ignition coil (blue)
is this right? do i need to "ground" the body of the condenser to the frame as well? (relocated it - 125 cafe racer)
the bike idles strong but when i put it in gear there is almost no power increase... goes real slow...
carb seems ok... (does not sputter) just no power...
any help would be great... thnx...
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