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Ok changed coil only did about 10 miles out in country first but mostly in town seemed ok but just as I was turning into my street it missed couple of times....voltage stays constant in town and at higher revs at 13. The coil did seem cooler than the one I had on previous(Intermoto?) I would say luke warm but does heat up a fair bit when standing (guessing thats normal?) I had read some people move their coils to the wings, what are the characteristics of a to hot coil? Whatever it is it doesnt do it all the time thats why I keep thinking electrical (also why I am not a mechanic I dont have a clue!). I will run it tonight if it misses again will try changing dizzy cap...if its not that do I start checking fuel pressure?

 

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Jas

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It's always starts at low revs and usually when I have stopped somewhere presumably when engine is at hottest?

 

 

This may be a fuel delivery problem; could be fuel pump failing.

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...starting to think it may be fuel related still have to try dizzy cap then thats me just about changed all ignition parts...I have braided hoses and I read somewhere they can cause fuel vaperization that had also crossed my mind but I have never had problem with them before always been on car,....its on a bosch fuel pump thats maybe 2 years max 3 years old...

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