Uneven run up to 3000 rpm

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Woody850 said:
One question, what would be the ideal way to replace the boyer stator with the new one?
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One idea would be to make sure you don't use those crimped on red connectors, if broken strands under the tie wrap isn't the problem, a loosening crimp still can be.

On advice from Hobot I have been using Posi-loc screw together connectors on Boyer and Pazon connections. Though Pazon elimitated the stator plate ones by design.

However I recently discovered that their connector block on the stator still isn't foolproof! You need to make sure the screws stay tight to crimp the wires.
 
Thats what I initially believed but an earth goes from there to the battery.
I came to the conclusion using a voltmeter but correct me if I am wrong.
 
Woody850 said:
Thats what I initially believed but an earth goes from there to the battery.
I came to the conclusion using a voltmeter but correct me if I am wrong.
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If that was a reply to "The ignition switch doesn't need to be 'grounded'."?

Then the standard Commando electrical system certainly doesn't need a grounded ignition switch or an earth/ground connection between the switch and the battery(+).
 
when i install a boyer i always use a washing up sponge cut in half , and stuff it in the old points cavity and replace the points cover it keeps the wires from the stator plate from internal fracturing due to vibration . done it for years and NEVER had a problem .Until i discovered this nifty little bodge i could usually recon trouble somewhere in the region of 3000 miles. the first time it happened nearly drove me mental trying to find the source of the intermittent miss fire. A very use full up grade for 20p !!!
 
When I had the cover of yesterday after re-insulating the leads I considered that.
You have made me try the idea.
 
i would not leave home without it. i always have the scouring part facing in . some how always seems right !
 
I use a piece of foam rubber as well, but I just use orange wire nuts with it. Easy on/off and never had an issue. Those red crimps Boyer sends out are bad news, toss them.
 
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