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Hello All,
I have a 1974 CB360 that will not send power to the coils. I bought the bike as a non-runner. The wiring appears to never have been messed with. I have done some initial testing of the wiring with a multi-meter but not sure if I am using it correctly. The primary and secondary coils tested ok for continuity. Jumped started the solenoid and was able to turn over the electric starter.
Changes I have made on the bike so far: removed original controls, added a start/stop switch from a 2002 a VTR 1000 Honda, new battery, new ignition switch.
I need help with trouble shooting the starting circuit; how to use the multi-meter to test; whether or not I need an additional ground for the new start/stop switch; any other testing help with testing would be appreciated.
Thanks
I have a 1974 CB360 that will not send power to the coils. I bought the bike as a non-runner. The wiring appears to never have been messed with. I have done some initial testing of the wiring with a multi-meter but not sure if I am using it correctly. The primary and secondary coils tested ok for continuity. Jumped started the solenoid and was able to turn over the electric starter.
Changes I have made on the bike so far: removed original controls, added a start/stop switch from a 2002 a VTR 1000 Honda, new battery, new ignition switch.
I need help with trouble shooting the starting circuit; how to use the multi-meter to test; whether or not I need an additional ground for the new start/stop switch; any other testing help with testing would be appreciated.
Thanks