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atlsec:
Hi,
Thank you Very Much for those replies and especially the pics ,I am doing the test as Honda has shown on the field coil as we speak . Will appraise later . Thanks again , Alan .
AshimotoK0:
--- Quote from: atlsec on June 22, 2015, 02:01:42 PM ---Hi,
Thank you Very Much for those replies and especially the pics ,I am doing the test as Honda has shown on the field coil as we speak . Will appraise later . Thanks again , Alan .
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I know I keep banging on about it but the information is here in bucket loads in my Dropbox.... 125 meg download though so be warned ;D
https://www.dropbox.com/s/anpzqn2r55f1o9k/CB750%20Mega%20Parts%20Service%20and%20More.pdf?dl=0
atlsec:
Hi Ash,
Thanks for the drop box info ,I wish I had that before for other stuff . It seems as though the field coil is short circuit to itself and not to earth as first thought ,therefore it is not generating the correct magnetism .I will now look for a replacement .Thanks for all the help . Alan .
Bryanj:
Resistance on field windings is very low and difficult to measure they also rarely go wrong, or to put it another way never heard of one in all the years since 75 but everything is getting older so nothing is impossible.
As said post a pic of the casing(especialy bolt orientation) and armature gear end and i will lokk in my lockup
billy192:
I am doing up a CB 500t and the starter was not moving at all. Blowing fuses so I followed the steps on the link. The magnets (not sure what they are called) were all rusted in place. So stripped cleaned all bits light sanded the winding and the copper bit at the top. Put it back together and boom works great. The engine also was not earthen well so took off some powder coat and all works fine.
Just for info
Billy
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