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Ignitor case cracked

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by XJ75082, Jul 6, 2019.

  1. XJ75082

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    As I'm tinkering with the custom air box for the 650. I grab my ignitor box.
    Knowing it had a case crack since purchase day. I decided to go and open it up. Well, heres what I found pc board is cracked not good for pyro in the cylinders.
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    k-moe Pie, Bacon, Bourbon. Moderator Premium Member

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    You can save it if your soldering skills are good.

    Personally I'd contact the seller and ask for a refund.


    At second look I don't see any damage to the traces. Have you hooked it up to see if it'll make the coils spark?
     
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    This ignitor came with the 650 when i purchased the bike. My soldering skills are ok. Its my vision that ain't the best. could get a board holder, large magnifying glass and a lower watt iron. Ill look into saving it.
    Is there a parts crossover chart on here somewhere?
    Ive noticed yamahapartshouse.com has loads of factory parts still available. It would be nice to know what interchanges with maxims.
     
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    "At second look I don't see any damage to the traces. Have you hooked it up to see if it'll make the coils spark?"
    Some of the traces are damaged. Ill check it with a meter to see whats good and whats not. I have 1 lined up on ebay. Just waiting on me to pull the trigger
     
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    1. Far upper-right corner of every page. Click.
    2. the site you referenced. Copy the part number, paste into the "search by part" frame, click on the "where used" text (in red).
     
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