Questions & Answers for: Honda CB 750 Nighthawk ohm spec ignition wires

...should be continuity on the black & white wires; all of the above readings should never be a 0 ohms as this would indicate a short.Good luck and thank you for asking

what are the readings on stator for a 82 honda 750 nighthawk The ohms readings are 0.41 - 0.51 ohms between any two of the yellow wires All yellow wires should connect or have continuity with each ...

Hi, I had shut down my Honda cbx 750 for 3 weeks Hi, I had shut down my Honda cbx 750 for over 3 weeks as i was searching for a replacement for the radiator fan motor. Now it doesnt even jump start. ...

...@ the igniter, located under the Fuel tank on the '84. Each coil will probably read around 315 ohms. If the coils are good the igniter is the suspect. however, check out the wiring in the system ...

1982 Honda Nighthawk - need a wiring diagram - Hi and welcome to the site, Have you tried checking here? Good luck and thank you for asking. hi , which the correct mark on the distributor plate for ...

...ignition switch in the on position, the kill switch in the run position, the starter button depressed, starter engagement should not bring voltage below 8-9 volts. If a lower voltage is produced a ...

...ignition switch had been replaced with one that didn't even belong...has less wires in harness, and many of the connections/splices were done poorly and now are coming undone... A terrible ...

...wires in the light circuit. 4. Corroded, broken, or loose pins/sockets in wire connectors. 5. Faulty hi/lo beam switch. 6. Faulty ignition switch. 7. Fuse is good but no continuity on both sides. 8. ...

ignition out & check for loose wires. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated since I`ve only driven it home, & to the gas station so far. It seems like a great bike, & all lights worked perfectly

why dose my 1983 750 nighthawk die at red light Hi, Anonymous and the usual suspects are: 1. Severely discharged or a damaged battery must have 12.5 volts or more and be able to pass a proper "LOAD" ...