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Base ignition timing on motorbike engine.

Practical Standalone Tuning

Relevant Module: Worked Examples > MoTeC M1 > Step 4: Base Ignition Timing/Fuel Pressure

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In my case I'm trying to tune a motorbike engine (Yamaha CP2). How would I go about making sure my base ignition timing is correct without being able to see any moving components of the engine? Thanks!

Sorry, can't find anything to help you - usually one of the side covers can be removed, but it looks like the coolant pump is part of the left and it has a wet clutch under the right.

You may find a bike manual on-line that uses the same base engine (yamaha use it in a LOT of different bikes) that has the procedure, or you may find a friendly Yamaha bike mechanic that can help.

However, depending on what you're trying to do, that may not be too critical?

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