Customer: I have a honda ct 70 trail 70 , and i was wondering how to time it , does it have to set on "t" or "f" , Answered by Kyle N. in 53 mins 18 years ago Kyle N.

2005 honda Rincon 650 just changed oil and was a quart short on honda oil so used regular 10-30 now transmission is Chris Motorcycle Technician for 8 years, certified honda red level, suzuki bronze, yamaha bronze.

That code 70-2 is probably a code number that is specific to that particular scanner and is not a number used by Honda for diagnostic purposes. The other code however is a valid code. As you probably already know the code concerns the solenoid valves on the transmission.

The condenser, the exciter coil and the points are all wired in parallel: on condenser with a single wire, the body is connected to the ground while the wire is to the moving part of the contact point or externally, to the terminal of the coil that the black wire connects to;on condensers with 2 wires, 1 is connected to the ground and the other to the moving part of the contact point or ...

What would be a reasonable price for a 1972 Honda CT70, 1900 miles, some knicks and scrathes, other wise has all new Mrmocycle 20+ years exp. Honda Bronze Certfied, Yamaha 5 Star Certified, Suzuki Exp. Kaw Exp.

Honda registered technician, silver level award, former Kawasaki/Suzuki tech, 40+ years exp. 1,926 Satisfied Customers I am in the process of rebuilding a 1984 Honda ATC 200X.

Odyssey Honda Pilot, Code 40-03, Yes, 70-02 Mechanic's Assistant chat Customer: Odyssey Honda Pilot Mechanic's Assistant: I understand that you have a question about the Honda Odyssey and Honda Pilot, and our Honda Mechanic will be able to assist you with that.

Customer: Hi, I have a 1978 Honda CT70 minitrail- bought it with a dead battery replaced it and all the bulbs were out- replaced headlight & taillight, they work fine now, blinkers don't blink but light very dimly and visibly draw brightness from the taillight. High beam and neutral indicator lights are not illuminating either.

1974 Honda ct70 has no spark? Hi, the CT70 has a magneto ignition system, which is self-powered, not requiring a battery, however it is wise to have a fully charged battery in the bike, so the charging system doesn't blow out the light bulbs during operation.

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