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Plug cap resistance.

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by Curtis Weekes, Sep 21, 2018.

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    Curtis Weekes New Member

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    Okay gents, I was reading some info in my manual and found that the plug cap resistance is supposed to be 5K ohm for plugs 1&2 and 10K for 2&3. I read some other threads on here and didn't see anything specific about this except it was mentioned that 5K ohm would be fine across all plugs. That's what I have on my 650 Seca. Just want to make sure I'm not going to harm anything or need to adjust or compensate in some way.
     
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    5k for all of them. It appears that the text calling out 10k was a misprint in the service manuals.

    While your testing the caps, ensure that you’re coils are all in the allowed specs too.
     
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    Awesome! thanks.
     
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