Yeah... fuel is still a possibility, but dying like clockwork at 10 min definitely sounds like something electrical overheating.
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Tested my pick up using this thread:
http://www.xs650.com/threads/how-to-troubleshoot-the-tci-ignition-system.24161/
Prior to turning on the bike:
Orange to white is 745
Grey to white is 699
After turning bike on the letting it run and die:
Orange to white is 745
Grey to white is infinite
Doesnt seem on point....
http://www.xs650.com/threads/how-to-troubleshoot-the-tci-ignition-system.24161/
Prior to turning on the bike:
Orange to white is 745
Grey to white is 699
After turning bike on the letting it run and die:
Orange to white is 745
Grey to white is infinite
Doesnt seem on point....
That would cause it.
Them TCI pickups are rare as hens teeth. I might have one. Gimmie a day or so to look.
Them TCI pickups are rare as hens teeth. I might have one. Gimmie a day or so to look.
The Pick Up has a good reputation it sits off and has no moving parts
Perhaps a check of the wiring could be an option
Or hook up the voltmeter
Grey to white is 699 --->
perhaps as # 14
try heating the --- pickup --- with a heat gun
getting
Grey to white is infinite
Perhaps a check of the wiring could be an option
Or hook up the voltmeter
Grey to white is 699 --->
perhaps as # 14
try heating the --- pickup --- with a heat gun
getting
Grey to white is infinite
Although the pickup is reliable, I have 2 here that have one leg open. So it's rare, but not unheard of.
If you see parts in the Ptld/ Vancouver area tomorrow before opening the wallet, pm me. Tomorrow is a MC day, Bend maybe Saturday..
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OK.... found a good one. PM me if you still need it.
