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Hi Drew, Depending on your bike's layout it will have one or two spark units and usually two pulse generator coils. The battery power goes through the kill switch to the ignition coils so they
Hi Richard, The float height for the DT100 is about 21 mm measured by removing the float bowl, turn the carb upside down and measure from the gasket face of the carb, gasket removed to the bottom
Hi Larry, A backfire can be a sign of a lean fuel supply. If your fuel pump flow seems okay then it could be the fuel pump relay acting up. Follow the blue/yellow wire up from the pump to find the
Hi Gary, the fuel pump should pump about 30 ounces per minute. If you run it for 5 seconds and then check the fuel amount and then times that by 12 it will give you the amount of fuel it pumps
Hi Nathan, The signal lights work according to the current flow in the circuit. If you add some bulbs or lights to the circuit there will be more current flowing and the flasher unit will respond
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