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Triumph Trident T160 - Checking the High Tension Circuit; Control Breaker Assembly Type 7 CA

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ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM
H
Particular attention is called
to
the periodic
lubrication procedure
for
the
contact
breaker
which
is given in
Section
A
11.
When
lubri-
cating the parts ensure
that
no oil
or
grease
gets
onto
the contacts.
If
it
is
felt
the
contacts require surface grinding
then
the
complete
contact
breaker
unit
should
be removed
as
described in
Section
B24
and
the
moving contacts
removed
by
unscrewing
the
nut
which
secures
the
low
tension
lead,
removing
the
lead and
nylon
bush. The spring
and
contact
point
can
be
removed
from
~he
pivot
spondle. Repeat
this
procedure
for
the
other
contact
points.
Grinding is best
achieved
by
using a fine
carborundum stone
or
very
fine
emery
cloth,
afterwards
wiping
away
any
trace
of
dirt
or
metal
dust
with
a clean
petrol
(gasoline)
moistened cloth. The
contact
faces
should
be
slightly
domed
to
ensure
point
contact.
There
is no need
to
remove
the
pitting
from
the
fixed
contact.
When
reassembling,
the
nylon
bush is
fitted
through the
low
tension
connection
tab, and
through the spring location eye.
Apply
a
smear
of grease
to
the
C.B.
cam and
moving
contact
pivot post. Every
3,000
miles
and/or
contact
replacement, apply
two
drops
of
clean engine
oil
to
the rear
of
the
three
lubricating
felt
wicks.
H3 PART
E.
CHECKING
THE
HIGH
TENSION
CIRCUIT
If
ignition failure
or
mis-firing
occurs, and the
fault
is
not
in
the
low
tension
circuit, then
check the ignition coils as
described
in Part
C.
If
the coils prove
satisfactory,
ensure
that
the
high tension cables are
not
the
cause
of
the
fault.
If
a good spark is available
at
the
high
tension
cable, then the sparking
plug
suppressor
cap
or
the sparking plug
itself
may
be
the
cause
of
the fault. Clean the
sparking
plug and
adjust
the electrodes
to
the
required
setting
as
described- in Section
H4
and
then
re-test
the
engine
for
running
performance.
If
the
fault
recurs then
it
is likely
the
suppressor
caps are
faulty and these should be
renewed.
SECONOARY
BACKPLATE ECCENTRIC
SCREW--,,~ii:~~~~
PILLAR
BOLT
------------H~'_I£
CONTACT
POINT ECCENTRIC SCREW
---jJ!~~~~~~~:"'f1&~~S~_'l
CONTACT
POINT
SECURING
SCREW
----~nrm
SECONOARY
BACKPLATE SECURING
SCREW
--=2~~~~~~~y(
b->U'\\'
Yellow/bl~ck
Fig.
H4. Contact breaker assemblytype 7CA
H7
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