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1. Disconnect the battery. Remove
the front engine cover and filter housing cover. Disconnect and pull all
the wires through into the filter housing.
Take off the magneto
and dynamo.
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2. Oil
or grease the stainless camshaft blank.
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3. Offer
stator plate and stator onto the bottom taper. Tighten
the screws a little
at a time until the unit is full home. Ensure the two yellow wires (on
right) and the pickup wires (on left) are not trapped.
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4. Offer
the HT coil bracket and coils onto the two 6 mm studs either side of the
original magneto position. Thread all wires to the front of the bracket
and feed the HT leads through the top tunnel and out of the holes to the
sparkplugs. (N.B.
Liquid soap on the leads helps them slide through the rubber
grommets in the case.)
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5. Place
the earth ring terminal (brown wire) onto the left hand stud and fit the
washer and M6 nut.
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6. Place
the CDI unit into the upper
casing. Connect the single
black/red wire from the original magneto to the black wire on the CDI.
(Ignition cut-out.) The red, yellow and brown from the stator
plate go to the matching colours on the CDI unit.
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7. Fit
the rectifier/regulator onto the L/H top engine steady and thread the
two yellow wires through the top tunnel connecting them to the two
yellow wires on the stator, (either way round around.)
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8. Thread
the blue and brown wires from the CDI box through the top casing hole
between the HT coils and push the spade connectors onto the coils.
(The brown wires connect to the green coil spades.)
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9. Connect
the original brown dynamo wire to earth. Join the two thick dynamo wires
together and connect them to the red on the new rectifier/regulator.
The thin blue dynamo wire was for the charging light and is not
used with this system. Isolate this wire with tape. (N.B. Original
wiring harness colours may vary so confirm wire colours if your bike has
been re-wired.)
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10. Take
the rubber bung from the crankcase timing hole and rotate the motor
until the top of the “F” mark is just visible at the bottom of the
hole. (See inset right.) Offer the flywheel onto the crank taper lining
the two marks up on the wheel and back-plate, then put the washer and
nut on and tighten. Give the
bolt a final tap to drive the F/wheel onto the taper.
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11. Screw
the plug caps onto the HT leads and start the engine. Fit 12 volt
battery & bulbs. Strobe the ignition if possible. You may need to
advance or retard the motor a little.
If so use the supplied extractor to remove the flywheel and
adjust timing.
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N.B. This
unit can work without a battery fitted
but for optimum stability of ignition and lighting you should fit
a suitable 12 volt battery to complete the system.
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