WalleyedNJ
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I have a new to me 1988 Force 50, model 507T8B, with a high speed miss I can't diagnose.
This is what I've done so far:
Verified connectors all all stator/trigger wires are good
Verified stator and trigger resistance and voltage output with a DVA, all within normal range.
Set and verified timing (28 degrees BTDC at WOT)
Cleaned carburetor
Rebuilt fuel pump
replace all fuel lines and new primer bulb.
Fresh gas/oil mixture
new plugs
spark jumps a 7/16" gap with good color.
compression is 125 psi on both cylinders
removing stator charging wires from rectifier had no effect.
Running engine in garbage can:
Idle set at 1000rpm. Engine idles smoothly, no issues.
Slowing rev it up and it starts to misfire around 2600-2800 rpm.
I'm running out of things to check and I don't want to just start swapping parts.
Only slight oddity is the coil/cdi pack for cylinder 1 is the old style, cylinder 2 is the new style.
What's my next step?
Thanks,
Jim
This is what I've done so far:
Verified connectors all all stator/trigger wires are good
Verified stator and trigger resistance and voltage output with a DVA, all within normal range.
Set and verified timing (28 degrees BTDC at WOT)
Cleaned carburetor
Rebuilt fuel pump
replace all fuel lines and new primer bulb.
Fresh gas/oil mixture
new plugs
spark jumps a 7/16" gap with good color.
compression is 125 psi on both cylinders
removing stator charging wires from rectifier had no effect.
Running engine in garbage can:
Idle set at 1000rpm. Engine idles smoothly, no issues.
Slowing rev it up and it starts to misfire around 2600-2800 rpm.
I'm running out of things to check and I don't want to just start swapping parts.
Only slight oddity is the coil/cdi pack for cylinder 1 is the old style, cylinder 2 is the new style.
What's my next step?
Thanks,
Jim
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