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Euro MotoElectrics, 25958 Genesee Trail Road PMB 321 Golden, Colorado USA 80401 EDL-IGN Page 40 of 43
www.EuroMotoElectrics.com info@euromotoelectrics.com Tel: 1-303-526-0901
EnDuraSpark Electronic Ignition
Installation & Troubleshooting v5.1
Troubleshooting Poor Performance
We assume here that the performance problem is ignition related, i.e., the engine has good
compression, has a good battery and wiring, is getting gas, and has correctly adjusted valves. In
this context, “poor performance” is synonymous with “weak spark”. We also assume here that the
bike is timed correctly, with the correct DIP switch settings in the black box. The following
troubleshoots the potential faulty ignition components.
Bad Spark Plugs
Fouled plugs come from too much oil in the combustion chamber. The oil can be from
worn or broken rings, worn pistons/cylinders, or worn valve guides. If the problem only
occurs on the right cylinder, it may be a problem with the oil breather.
Burnt plugs come from too hot an engine or the wrong choice of spark plugs or coils.
Engines usually run hot due to too lean a fuel mixture or too advanced or retarded spark.
Check Correct Spark Plugs
These are the correct (stock) spark plugs:
Do not use Bosch resistor plugs, say for example a WR7DC+. These are plugs with a “R”
after then “W” in the part#. This plug is NOT equivalent to a Bosch W7DC spark plug
(even though Bosch says it is). In the US, non-resistor Bosch plugs are usually only
available at BMW motorcycle dealers - Bosch North America no longer imports non-
resistor spark plugs.
The spark plug gap on all Airheads, both Bosch and NGK, is 0.026-0.028". This may not
be how they are gapped from the factory. A smaller gap will foul more easily, especially
on /5 models with the shallow oil pan. Larger than specified gaps (like that shipped with
the Bosch) can cause low RPM misfires.
The factory recommended spark plug change interval was 10,000 miles when gasoline
contained lead. Modern unleaded fuel leads to longer service life: 20,000 miles is safe.
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