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I am trying to statically time my 78 GS750EC with a Dyna S ignition, Dyna coils and Dyna spark plug wires. The instructions say to use a motorcycle timing light which I do not have. I do have a digital multimeter.
I thought that, by setting the DMM to VDC and connecting the probes where instructed, I could see where the voltage would read 12v or so which would be same as turning on the lamp.
When I turn on the ignition key, the DMM reads around 10v and only marginally changes as I rotate the engine clockwise.
Is there a correct way to do this or should I just go out and purchase a motorcycle timing light. I have an inductive timing light for automotive timing but I thought that I would start with static and then do the inductive as a fine tune.
Thanks.
I thought that, by setting the DMM to VDC and connecting the probes where instructed, I could see where the voltage would read 12v or so which would be same as turning on the lamp.
When I turn on the ignition key, the DMM reads around 10v and only marginally changes as I rotate the engine clockwise.
Is there a correct way to do this or should I just go out and purchase a motorcycle timing light. I have an inductive timing light for automotive timing but I thought that I would start with static and then do the inductive as a fine tune.
Thanks.