HOW TO ADJUST BREAKER POINT GAP AND IGNITION TIMING
Breaker Point Gap Adjustment
Adjust breaker point gap, before performing the ignition adjustment.
1)Remove the point and dynamo covers. Turn the crankshaft with the pin spanner provided as a service tool until the breaker arm slipper is on the highest point of cam lobe.
- Breaker arm slipper
- cam
2)Measure point gap using a thickness gauge. The gap should be 0.3-0.4mm (0.0012- 0.016).
3)If it is necessary to make adjustment, loosen the breaker arm retaining screws, insert a screwdriver in the adjusting screw slot, and pry to adjust to the above value. Retighten the screw securely after setting is made.
4) Check the ignition. When the point contact surfaces are pitted or dirty, grand contacts with a point file or oil stone to remove transfer or contamination. If the metal build-up on the point is greater than 0.5mm (0.02 in.), it should be replaced.
IGNITION TIMING ADJUSTMENT
1) Disconnect the contact breaker cord (green cord) at the connector and connect a 12V- 3W lamp across the line.
2. Breaker arm spring
3. Ground to earth
4. Bulb
2) Set the combination switch to "ON" position.
3) Turn the rotor slowly until the lamp goes out and check the position of "F" mark on the L. crankcase. If they are in line, the ignition timing is correct.
4) If ignition timing is required for adjustment, loosen two base plate mounting screws
and move the base plate. Turning the base plate clockwise will retard the timing and counter clockwise will advance it. Tighten the screw after adjustment is made.
2. Base plate
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