No fire

[PineGreen]

My 92RT decided this afternoon that it wanted to run on the right cylinder only. I made sure it was getting fuel, it is. Just to try the easiest things first I swapped plugs, sameo sameo. Took off tank, removed plug wires from coil and swapped , gingerly reconnected tank , still no fire on the left. Took the two connectors off coil cleaned all contacts, still no workie. I suspect the old coil. BTW my old 82RS did the same and a new coil fixed it right up. What do you think???? New coil is $175.00

[boxermaf]

I am very satisfied with my Dyna Brown coil which I used to replace my crack-o-matic BMW grey coil on my 82 R65. For $90, Rick at motorad-elektrik will set ya up with a Dyna Brown coil for your bike which includes all the mounting hardware - I believe it will bolt right in, but you can ask him if any changes to mounting holes are required on your 92.
Here is a link - you'll have to call to order from him, his website doesn't do orders right now. He is highly recommended.
http://www.motoelekt.com/ignition.htm

[RecycledRS]

To confirm your bad coil theory, try swapping coils (just swap both plug leads at the coils). If the other cylinder loses fire your theory is a possible cause.

[Guenther]

Measure the resistance between the two plug wire connectors at the coil. Should read 12k-15k Ohm.

I just bought one at:

http://www.euromotoelectrics.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=BOIgnCoil%2DR426

/Guenther

[crazydrummerdude]

On my R90/6, there's a wire connecting the two.

It came disconnected once and I was only getting spark on one side.