PeterLucas

Please help this is driving me mad!
My cossie had developed a misfire, found the phase sensor wires had completely disintegrated! Changed the phase sensor (and the rotor arm, as it broke) and now it wont even start. Pulled No.1 plug out and am getting a very weak yellow spark.

Gapped the sensor to .2mm and aimed the rotor arm @ number one with the engine timed up.

Could I have pluged the phase sensor wire on the wrong way round? I put the positive to the red wire....

And when I turn ignition key off (with the plug out) I get a spark??????

Would the ignition amplifier be damaged from the phase sensor wires?

Glenn_

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Just try n pluging the phase sensor in the other way round i carnt remember what gap the phase sensor sud be.

muffster

Peter lucas, are you still out there??
Ive just read your post on starting problems and ive had the same problem as you, even a broken rotor arm. (not sure about yellow spark)
I was wondering how you have got on with it. Did you manage to get it sorted??
Ive read a few theads about swapping the phase sensor wires around and some seem to contradict the others!!!
I tried it and still no joy, i also changed the CPS.
Im now missing a spark on number 2, dont know why yet. They are new plugs but this one isnt "fouled up " from starting
Anyway let me know how you got on, it couild help with my problems.
Cheers bud.
Muffster.

NAKRS

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