Unique Tips About How To Check A Motorcycle Coil

In this video we demonstrate how to test to see if your oem coil needs replaced or if it’s just time for a new battery or other electrical component causing the problem.

How to check a motorcycle coil. Locate the stator, which is. To check your coil, ensure you have 12v going to the positive terminal. Remove the spark plug wire from the coil by hand.

Then just flick the wire on the supply terminal of the battery and you should. The frame of the coil will be connected to the battery ground as well as the body of the spark plug. Turn off the motorcycle ignition.

Remove the two smaller primary wires from the coil using an open end wrench. It is not necessary to get a costly multimeter. You would disconnect the coil’s ground and connect the test light’s ground to the wire from the coil’s ground and probe the coils power as you crank the engine.

To test the ignition coil, you’ll require a digital multimeter. The ignition coil has both secondary and primary ignition circuit. Set your multimeter to ohms.

Involves testing the primary ignition circuit of your ignition coil. Make sure the ignition switch is off. Stator ground test (ohms test) this test checks for a fault in one of the stator’s wire coils.

Once you confirm that is the case pull the wire out of the centre of the distributor and hold it a cm away. How do you test an ignition coil? The two ignition coils’ circuits need checking.