Is this ignition installed correctly
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Is this ignition installed correctly
Installed the buschur cdi last night. I took it out as soon as I had put it on. Pulled nice and smooth, idled great. This what at 32 psi. Then go to sheetz and put it at 35. Go to get on it and it wouldnt pull smooth, sounded like a two step untill I let off the gas pedal. I turned it down to 30 psi and it's still doing it. The plug look fine, took them out last night. Needless to say I had a sparktech non cdi before i installed this and it ran great, thats why Im baffled about this. I should have plenty of spark with this reliable ignition. So I am picky my brain to try to think whats wrong. I want to know what you guys think. I am on the stock plugs for my 9 i cant remember if they are gapped to 18 or 22. During this install I was unsure off where the two wires from the harness got hooke. I thought the black on the negative and the red on the positive. Tell me if this is correct in the picture please
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Installed the buschur cdi last night. I took it out as soon as I had put it on. Pulled nice and smooth, idled great. This what at 32 psi. Then go to sheetz and put it at 35. Go to get on it and it wouldnt pull smooth, sounded like a two step untill I let off the gas pedal. I turned it down to 30 psi and it's still doing it. The plug look fine, took them out last night. Needless to say I had a sparktech non cdi before i installed this and it ran great, thats why Im baffled about this. I should have plenty of spark with this reliable ignition. So I am picky my brain to try to think whats wrong. I want to know what you guys think. I am on the stock plugs for my 9 i cant remember if they are gapped to 18 or 22. During this install I was unsure off where the two wires from the harness got hooke. I thought the black on the negative and the red on the positive. Tell me if this is correct in the picture please
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Thanks evodan. But I already sold my old ignition earlier this week. I got this ignition on here, and the guy said it was new. Did the connecting of the wires look correct? Thanks again
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There's a red light on on the box. Does this mean good or bad? I just don't see how it can literally be installed, fired up and running like a champ. Then to not only let ya not be able to get on it, but even when you turn it down lower than it was the
First time. Needless I'm confused, frustrated and about ready to give up on this car
First time. Needless I'm confused, frustrated and about ready to give up on this car
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There's a red light on on the box. Does this mean good or bad? I just don't see how it can literally be installed, fired up and running like a champ. Then to not only let ya not be able to get on it, but even when you turn it down lower than it was the
First time. Needless I'm confused, frustrated and about ready to give up on this car
First time. Needless I'm confused, frustrated and about ready to give up on this car
Pull the plugs and check the gaps on all of them. It may sound strange, but sometimes the gaps can open up a little. It has happened to me more than once. I don't know what causes it, but it can happen.
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Yes, the red light should be on. That means the box is functioning properly.
Pull the plugs and check the gaps on all of them. It may sound strange, but sometimes the gaps can open up a little. It has happened to me more than once. I don't know what causes it, but it can happen.
Pull the plugs and check the gaps on all of them. It may sound strange, but sometimes the gaps can open up a little. It has happened to me more than once. I don't know what causes it, but it can happen.
to the original post. you need to find a ''test'' ignition. if your local your more then welcome to drive here and we can figure it out. ill put my stock ignition on and we can do some tests.
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I'm in pa, and don't know how comfortable I feel driving to NJ. Is it possible the plugs are too close together? Cause it just sounds like it's two stepping, like it has no chance to be right
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I am 30 mins away from you. I am not home though on my way to Greece... but I do have a home made COP and HKS DLI II sitting at my house. I would be willing to let you use them to test though. Let me know I can get ahold of my wife....
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Hey guys that would be awesome if you guys would be willing to help. I do live in new holland pa now. I moved last week. I'm pretty sure this is a faulty unit. My sparktech that I just sold this week worked great, and I thought this would be better than that but as of now it's not. So since I bought it on here and the individual says it was never ever used, what sholuld I do? Ask for my money back?
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