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#1 Smoking wires when starting Kinlon 200SM
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08-10-2010, 10:48 AMThought i was create a new thread rather then messing with my other on valves..
Anyhow.
While i had the tank etc off i noticed the wire from the back of ignition coul(green) was melted to exposed wire..I taped it up with insulation tape.
While using the electric start i then noticed it did the same thing on a wire from the the negative terminal battery terminal as it was melting/smoking.
Could this be a bad earth or something?Dont really want to cook my wiring and have to kickstart
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#2 Re: Smoking wires when starting Kinlon 200SM
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08-10-2010, 12:39 PMCheck the large negative battery cable that goes from the battery to the engine case. If it's disconnected or has a bad connection the starter motor current will be carried by whatever smaller ground is available.
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#3 Re: Smoking wires when starting Kinlon 200SM
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08-11-2010, 07:56 AMthanks..I will check that as i had that off to put some tidy up sleeving on it.
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#4 Re: Smoking wires when starting Kinlon 200SM
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01-28-2012, 09:02 PMMost chinese bikes use wire that is way too thin, especially battery leads. I would replace both battery leads with a heavier wire, I have seen hundreds of them that smoke the original wires under load.
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