Ignition System Troubleshooting; No Spark At Spark Plug - Honda Fourtrax Rancher AT 2004 Service Manual

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IGNITION SYSTEM
TROUBLESHOOTING
Inspect the following before diagnosing the
system:
-
Faulty spark plug
- loose
spark
plug
cap
or
spark
plug wire
connection
-
Water got
into
the spark plug
cap (leaking
the ignition coil
secondary
voltage)
If the
engine speed
will not rise
above
2,200 rpm with the gearshift lever
in
"A"
position, inspect the following:
-
Gearshift
lever linkage
adjustment
(page
12-15)
-
Reverse
switch (page 24-42)
-
Drive, neutral
switch (page
24-42)
If the engine
speed
will not rise above 1,750 rpm with the front brake lever released and the gearshift lever in "0
" posi-
tion,
inspect
the brake
switch (page
22-21) and
its
installation
condition.
No spark at spark plug
UNUSUAL CONOmON
PROBABLE CAUSE
Check
in numerical
orderL
Ignition
coil
low peak
voltage.
,.
Incorrect
peak
voltage
adapter
connections. (System is
primary
normal
if
measured
voltage
is
over
the
specifications
voltage
with
reverse
connections.)
2.
The multimeter impedance is too low.
3.
Cranking
speed is
too
slow (battery
is under
charged).
4. The
sampling
timing
of
the tester
and
measured pulse
were not
synch
ronized.
(System
is
normal if measured
voltage is over
the standard voltage at least once.)
5.
Poorly connected
connectors
or an
open circuit in
the
ignition system.
6.
Faulty
ignition
coil.
7. Faulty engine control module (ECM)
(when
above No.1
through
6
are normal).
No peak
voltage.
,.
Incorrect
peak
voltage adaptor connections. (System is
normal
if
measu red
voltage is
over the specifications
with
reverse connections.)
2.
Battery is
undercharged.
(l
arge
voltage
drop when the
engine
is
started.)
3.
Faulty ignition
switch or engine stop switch.
4. loose
or
poorly
connected
ECM connectors.
5.
No voltage
at the
Blacklwhite
(power
source)
wire
of the
ECM.
6.
Open circuit
or
poor
connection in
the Green (ground)
wire of the ECM.
7.
Faulty peak
voltage adaptor.
8.
Faulty
ignition
pulse
generator (Measure
peak
voltage)
9.
FaultY ECM
(when
above No.1 through 8 are
normal).
Peak voltage is normal, but no spark
,.
Faulty spark plug or leaking
ignition coil
secondary cur-
jumps at
the
plug.
rent.
2.
Faulty
ignition coil.
Ignition
low peak
voltage.
,.
The
multimeter impedance is too
low; below 10 MOl
pulse
DCV.
generator
2.
Cranking speed is too
slow (battery is
under
charged).
3.
The
sampling
timing
of
the tester and measured pulse
were not
synchronized.
(System
is
normal if measured
voltage
is
over
the
standa
rd voltage at least
once.)
4. Faulty
ignition
pulse
generator
(when
above No.1
through
3
are normal).
No peak
voltage.
,.
Faulty peak
voltage
adaptor.
2.
Faulty ignition pulse
generator.
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