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Installing Nemesis or Dynatech Coils and Plug-Wires |
Written by Randy Fox (Randysgym) | |
Thursday, 04 October 2007 | |
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Routing the Plug WiresNow screw on, and tighten the little top nipples for every sparkplug, if applicable for your type plug wires. See Parts List section above for details. Put a little dielectric grease on the sparkplug tips. Next you must use some trial fitting to find the best wire routing for your bike. Since throttle cable set-ups vary, crankcase ventilator set-ups differ, and fuel line routings vary, not all sparkplug wires will route the same.
I ran my rear cylinder wires from the left coil (photo above), along the frame backbone, and past the rear cylinder. Then I circled the wires back (in opposing directions) to each of the rear sparkplugs. I ran my front, right sparkplug wire from the rear nipple of the right-side coil, circled the wire rearward-left, then ran it forward to the right-side sparkplug.
My front, left plug wire (photo above) was routed from the forward nipple of the right-side coil, around the outside of the rear nipple, then back and around to the front left-side sparkplug. Once the wires are routed to your satisfaction, wire-tie them to the frame to pull them up off the rocker covers. Tip: I only needed to use wire-ties for my rear cylinder, as my routing for the front cylinder automatically kept the wires up.
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