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How do you set points for a 1974 yamaha 500 - 1974 Yamaha DT 360

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Hello, old school bikers woud use a match book cover, get the lobe up , open points, close them to barely touch match book flap, tighten down see if it works, i have actually tried this it works on late model dirt bikes old triumps, late 70-80 dirt bikes, sounds crazy, try it

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I have a 1974 Caddy. Eldo. 500 cu. I need to know were to set the gap on the points i just put in. I have a dwell meter ready to go.

.018"-.022" if memory serves. If you have a dwell meter to dial it in once you get it running 18 -20 will get you started
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I need to know how to set the points on a 1976 360 yamaha

gain access to the points, behind the side engine case. once you can see them, turn over the engine slowly, till you see the points at there biggest gap, top dead center. loosen the one screw that lets the points pivot, and adjust to the correct gap, about 14 thou, or a cardboard buisness card is the correct thickness also
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I have a 1974 yamaha dt 250 and i have spark and fuel but when i try to stat it it will run 4 1 sec or 2 and than when i try to start it again it will backfire witch has led me to think bout the timing...

Hi Cowboyx16The timing on your DT250 is 1.0 mm before top dead center.
That means you will need a dial indicator to insert in the spark plug hole to measure the piston travel.
You will also need a buzz box or a test light to know when the points break.
Set the gap on the points @ 0.016" then adjust the backing plate up or down to get the points to open when the piston hits 1.0 mm before TDC.


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