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Great Power Engine GP178 - Ignition Wire Diagram; Maintenance

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the needle settings suit requirements of the pipe and header you use.
(e) Incorrect ignition timing and failing spark plugs, which will result in twisted crankshafts and
therefore lower RPM.
10. If the engine runs roughly or vibrates strongly:
(a) Check if the low needle is too rich
(b) Check balance of the propeller and spinner
(c) Make sure the engine mount bolts are well tightened.
(d) Check if the ignition timing is correct.
(e) Check structure of the engine box and firewall on the plane.
IGNITION WIRE DIAGRAM
Voltage Input: 6.6V~8.4V
WARNING: DO NOT USE TACHOMETER PORT FOR POWER IN
MAINTENANCE
As a high-performance two-stroke engine, certain parts of GP178 may wear out more quickly than the
other models. Pistons, piston rings, needle bearings, spark plugs and so on may need to be occasionally
replaced out of warranty to maintain peak performance. Check screws of the engine, firewall, and
propeller to make sure they are in good condition and well tightened to the required torque value on a
regular basis. The following chart lists the sizes of screws and their torque values.
Parts
Engine
Screws
Torque Value
Spark Plug
All Engines
N/A
100 in-lbs
Hub Screw
All Engines
Customized
250~280 in-lbs
Crankcase Bolts
GP38
M5x18
90~100 in-lbs
GP61
M5×20
GP76
M5×20
GP88
M5×18

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