Had to ask first, Before i Rip or Snap them Off...Lol
They kinda look like there held in with Glue or Sealer?
Any Feed Back Would Be...KQQL!!

I had the same problems, chased a misfire for months. Finally had enough and fitted Dyna coils & electronic unit, iridium plugs and direct wiring circuit. Not cheap but got sparks like an arc welder.tlbranth wrote:FYI - I have a '75 GL1000 and spent a long time trying to get it to run right. Did all the tuneup stuff - still ran not that well. I figured I'd have to rebuild the carbs. Bought new plug caps (old ones were out of spec) and when screwing them in noticed the wires were like jello on the inside. Wires aren't replaceable so I went for it - bought new 3 ohm dyna coils, dyna plug wire kit and napa ballast resistor. What a difference. The bike runs great now. I would bag screwing with those old coils. You'll be glad you did.
I've never been successful in splicing a >25,000 volt line....the spark always leaks out of the splice....The plug wire may also be a carbon wire and not a copper one..2speed wrote: Gunna hook my Volt Meter to the Wires, and see just what kinda of voltage there is, at each one...Sould be pretty close between one another?
Thanks again.
You can take the caps apart and sort them. Throw the small resistor in the bin and make 4 small lengths of brass of the same length and diameter, even if you buy new caps. Your ignition circuit will love you for it!2speed wrote:Thanks again for all the ( Awesome Info. ) I'm going to Run it with/Out the Res/Caps, mine also are way out of spec...can't believe it even Runs...Lol 2 are 12.7 Ohm's...1 is 8.6 Ohms...1 is 11.2 Ohms. I do believe that is were the problem is? Thats why i asked about if the wires came out of the coils...i tryed to remove them...and they are molded in place...Yikes!!! So...Maybe i can add about 4" inchs to the old wires, and By-Pass the Res/Caps? I do know, i can remove the Caps and get one Hell of a Spark from the wire to the Block area...Gunna hook my Volt Meter to the Wires, and see just what kinda of voltage there is, at each one...Sould be pretty close between one another?
Thanks again.
How about the ambulance or fire truck next to you...2speed wrote:Okay...Thanks!
I do believe...Resistor means, Static Noise of the Engine? I really don't give a **** if it bothers someones Radio...Lol