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ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
5. 1
General of electrical parts
The electrical system of a vehicle is of vital im·
oprtance.
If the ignition system, lamps, or alarm do
not function properly, vehicle operation is impaired.
Hence,
these parts require periodical maintenan·ce
and· repair.
The parts are manufactured and conform to JIS the
Japanese land transportation vehicle law, safety and
other standards designated by manufacturers.
Electrical parts of Model CB 125, and CB 160
are divided as follows :
l.
Generator !AC Generator)
2.
Ignition IIG coil, contact breaker, and spark plug)
3.
Rectifier (Silicon)
4.
Battery
5.
Load
!features
full lamp,
horn,
and motor
capacity).
5. 2
Electrical
system
Electrical system vary according to type, method of
installation, and wiring.
lnModel CB 125 and CB 160
the battery ignition system is employed, and dve to
employment of an AC generator and ignition coil,
quick starts are obtained [even during battery dis-
charge).
A
compact and efficient AC generator is employed,
which performes discharge under various loads while
at the same time charging the battery through the
rectifier
(Refer to Fig. 5. 3}
5. 3
Ignition circuit
Refer to the electrical parts wiring drawing.
A.
Ignition system
In Model CB 125 and CB· 160, the high pressure
battery ignition system is employed.
Battery current is employed as the primary current.
A high voltage is generated through the breaker at
the secondary of the ignition coil, obtaining spark.
(Refer to Fig. 5. 4)
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5.
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Main electrical parts (Al
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5.
2
Main electrical parts
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5.
3
Ignition system
Fig.
5. 4
Ignition system
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