JP 175 Coil (1972)

Started by Rich Fredette, April 22, 2020, 12:09:28 PM

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Rich Fredette

Does anyone have the testing resistance procedure to tell if coil is ok?
Also, there is a red coil on ebay from a 125 and has a red spark lead v. my black lead, are they functionally the same - if mine tests as no good? The 125 zinc mount plate is stamped "29" and mine is "HN"?

'72 Jackpiner - 175: 7-20555153
'14 Newfoundland - Keira 54kg
\\\'72 Jackpiner - 175: 7-20555153
\\\'14 Newfoundland - Keira 54kg

KJDonovan

Rich,

Sent you a PM - I didn't realize we were neighbors.

Thanks,



Kevin J. Donovan
Foster, Rhode Island
72 Jack Piner
72 Six Day
72 Berkshire
74 Hare Scrambler

Kevin J. Donovan
Foster, Rhode Island
72 Jack Piner
72 Six Day
73 Hare Scrambler
74 Hare Scrambler
74 Mint

Daniel P. McEntee

Try searching that out on the forum here. I believe Vance Smith, who is brilliant at rebuilding the stator coils on these, had posted specs for determining that. I think he has also said that the later model red wire coil will work with the earlier stators but the earlier black wire coil will not work with the later units.
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  Dan McEntee

DKWRACER

Hi, not to hijack this post, I do have a red lead coil if needed, came off a running bike (Penton)

Thomas Brosius
Thomas Brosius

Dale Fisher

I'll leave this link up for a bit on a 1974 Cycle New article ask E.C. on the secrets of the Motoplat.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/dag5tggi60ifbo6/Cycle%20News%20-%20Ask%20E.C%2C%20Secrets%20of%20the%20Motoplat%2006-11-1974.pdf?dl=0

Dale Fisher

Mudlark Registry
Dale Fisher

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Memberships, and Merchandising - Retired
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Rich Fredette

That Cycle News clip is a real hoot! The ad for the Mikuni conversion hits home, 28 on mine when I bought the bike (in several uHaul cartons), ran pretty solid until latest teardown/restoration.

'72 Jackpiner - 175: 7-20555153
'14 Newfoundland - Keira 54kg
\\\'72 Jackpiner - 175: 7-20555153
\\\'14 Newfoundland - Keira 54kg