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12-12-11, 12:15 AM

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l1 and l2 at the same time

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Both L1 and L2 should fire at the same time so if one fires then so should the other. Perhaps the coil is ill. Switch the plug wires and see if the very same thing occurs.

there is no way l1 and l2 fire at the same time. if l1 is at its compression stroke the l2 is not yet. if they where you would have the most wobbly unbalanced engine ever made.

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12-12-11, 12:25 AM

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there is no way l1 and l2 fire at the same time. if l1 is at its compression stroke the l2 is not yet. if they where you would have the most wobbly unbalanced engine ever made.

I'm not sure that you could be any more incorrect.

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12-12-11, 09:38 AM

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there is no way l1 and l2 fire at the same time. if l1 is at its compression stroke the l2 is not yet. if they where you would have the most wobbly unbalanced engine ever made.

Look up the term "wasted spark" and you'll see the error in your ways.

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12-12-11, 12:07 PM

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oh ok never heard of that. thans for the info. what i ment is if both rotors where on the compression stroke at the same time it would be extremely wobbly.

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