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Title: dynatek on a 400f
Post by: oapcb400 on May 18, 2018, 11:24:19 AM
after 18 months slowly reassembling my 400f i am nearly there. a dynatek ignition system came with the bike, after fitting new loom the power for the dynatek is taken from the black/white coil leads.  i need now to time it statically, bodged up a headlight bulb with two wires, sooo where do i connect the wires to, starting with the blue 1/4 connection?  dynatek instructions seem a bit vague (to me!)
Title: Re: dynatek on a 400f
Post by: kevski on May 18, 2018, 06:17:49 PM
If you go on the suns web site it will give you instructions for timing up, you don't need the bulb, just a strobe light.
Title: Re: dynatek on a 400f
Post by: oapcb400 on May 19, 2018, 11:00:35 AM
i bought the bike as a rolling chassis with a professionally rebuilt engine and carbs,i have put the dynatek ignition on and with plugs 3 and 4 earthed to the head there are sparks. i now need to statically time it to be as accurate as possible to then get the bike to a chap to fine tune it for me.  i'm told a headlight bulb is far too powerful and could damage the dyna electrics.  as you might guess i'm not exactly an expert on these matters!      kevski     where will i find the sun site you refer to?
Title: Re: dynatek on a 400f
Post by: ka-ja on May 19, 2018, 11:19:54 AM
Came across this, any good
                                                 http://dynaonline.com/support/downloads.aspx?p_v=DYNA%202000%20Twins%20and%204%20cylinder
Title: Re: dynatek on a 400f
Post by: kevski on May 19, 2018, 11:33:05 AM
If you look online at dyna, you will be able to find which system you have with instructions on how to static time the system, i was assuming you have a strobe and were able to do the job.
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