Ok, I have no spark on my XL1200C. I have done the simple test on the coil. And it tests out good. I went through the steps in the service manual, so far not finding my no spark situation. But now I'm in the part of the manual where I need some funky adaptors. Is there just a simple way to test the module? I didn't see one in the service manual. I really just don't wanna just throw one at it. Please help........
hey racedvl, it's pretty simple, what i did was disassembled the deutsche connector at the sensor end and then the posts will be exposed where you can clip some aligators on to it (being careful not to arch the bare posts). Then you will be hands free to take your reading.
Do you have a test light?
Check the coil for key on power, then check the negative side of the coil while cranking, see if the test light blinks. If it does, the module is ok, it could be something simple. It could also be the crank sensor, do you have any trouble code?
so, what procedure are you following in the shop manual? I know of a similar problem and my bike is experiencing a lazy spark. she's backfiring crazily. I was told it was the cam sensor, i replaced that and the problem became more pronounced. so now i think it is the ecm, it could also be the voes switch... ive practically replaced the entire ignition system aside from the ecm. there are cheap parts online in ebay.
Do you have a test light?
Check the coil for key on power, then check the negative side of the coil while cranking, see if the test light blinks. If it does, the module is ok, it could be something simple. It could also be the crank sensor, do you have any trouble code?
There was no power on the black and white wire, wich I belive is the postive side of the coil. If I put the light on the neg. side, (pink wire) it lights but does not flash when cranked.