ohm reading
Sep 30, 2014 | 09:13 AM
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Trailblazer
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This is a nice tutorial
You shouldn't think too much about the actual numbers you're seeing. You just need to consider that if the reading is the same when you're checking the resistance on a coil as it showed when you had nothing connected, you have a damaged coil.
You shouldn't think too much about the actual numbers you're seeing. You just need to consider that if the reading is the same when you're checking the resistance on a coil as it showed when you had nothing connected, you have a damaged coil.
Sep 30, 2014 | 12:54 PM
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Weekend Warrior
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This is a nice tutorial
Motorcycle stator checkout - YouTube
You shouldn't think too much about the actual numbers you're seeing. You just need to consider that if the reading is the same when you're checking the resistance on a coil as it showed when you had nothing connected, you have a damaged coil.
Motorcycle stator checkout - YouTube
You shouldn't think too much about the actual numbers you're seeing. You just need to consider that if the reading is the same when you're checking the resistance on a coil as it showed when you had nothing connected, you have a damaged coil.
We checked the Coil and the coil is fine, just need to get what the stator should be reading. If its not the stator damaged in the ATV idk what else to check in it
Sep 30, 2014 | 12:58 PM
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Weekend Warrior
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This is a nice tutorial
Motorcycle stator checkout - YouTube
You shouldn't think too much about the actual numbers you're seeing. You just need to consider that if the reading is the same when you're checking the resistance on a coil as it showed when you had nothing connected, you have a damaged coil.
Motorcycle stator checkout - YouTube
You shouldn't think too much about the actual numbers you're seeing. You just need to consider that if the reading is the same when you're checking the resistance on a coil as it showed when you had nothing connected, you have a damaged coil.
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