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just installed a new hyperpak igniter still no spark. motor turns over freely. all lights work. clutch switch, side stand switch all by-passed. took a plug out and grounded it to head no spark.pick up wires look good. any ideas ? thanks!!
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What troubleshooting have you done?
Voltage at the coils?
Is this on a Cushman or perhaps a Saab?
Maybe a Cortina?
Or some form of motorcycle perhaps?
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86 gs550 no need for sarcasm.Comment
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pappyt enter the user CP in the link in the upper left of the screen.
You can add a signature file in there to help folks know your bike and any other details you wish to make readily known.Comment
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Oh yeah and pappyt can you post some pics of your setup?
Did you follow the hyperpak install instructions?Comment
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no instructions plug and playComment
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The fact of the matter none of us are mind readers so we can't know what you are talking about if you don't tell us in the beginning. At the very least, put your bike information in your signature block so we can figure it out.Originally posted by pappyt View Post
Have you already spoken to their tech support folks?Cowboy Up or Quit. - Run Free Lou and Rest in Peace
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Sit tall in the saddle Hold your head up high
Keep your eyes fixed where the trail meets the sky and live like you ain't afraid to die
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Wow so no spark at all
fuses ok?Comment
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all fuses tested good. got 12 volts at the coils.time to go thru the wiring harness i guess. seems like it sparked a couple of times. maybe the pickups. thanks to all.Comment
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Assuming the the Hyperpak uses the OEM pulsar coils there is a test you can perform.
Its in the manual that is available on the Basscliff website.
The measure is for coil resistance.Comment
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sent them a email. thanks jeep!Comment
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