Honda CB750 K2 - Ignition primary circuit - chasing volt drops Ep.6

With the new parts for the front brake caliper on order we can now crack on with the repairs to the ignition system - remember that weak spark we discovered during the initial check over of the bike? Well, now I finally have the time to dig a little deeper to find out the true state of the wiring on this bike.

Using the basic 'Volt drop' test we can quickly identify points of high resistance along the wiring that makes up the Ignition system circuit....

The method used in this video can pretty much be applied to any electrical circuit & is a very useful way of identifying problems.

Follow me through these checks & we will get one step closer to getting this legendary bike back on the road.

Andy

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