 Change the pick up coil
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Hi Guys Can anyone tell me if it is difficult to renew the pick up coil. any instructions would be good if it is not to hard a job and you dont need special tools. also do you need to buy the pick up coil from triumph or are there alternative brands you can use. Many thanks for any help guys. 
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Worn Saddle
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Oh, I think you'll have to buy the Triumph part. PM sent on the procedure.
A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort. Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
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Pardon my asking, but why do you want to change it?
12 Rocket Roadster 03 Bonneville America 69 BSA Firebird Scrambler 73 Yamaha TX 750
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Still hung over from the elections, I guess? 
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Perhaps his bike is cutting out when warm & it isn't the carbs...
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BO2S4 Has got it in one, Read the PM sent on the procedure that is great info, many many thanks ED. 
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It's very easy to replace a coil. Are you sure it is the problem? If one cylinder is cutting out, try swapping the left and right coils (interchangeable). If the cutting out swaps to the other side, you know it was the coil. If not, it's more likely the igniter or plug wiring.
Bob
2005 America, 904cc - sold. 2014 Trophy SE.
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Herb,
Can you give us any other symptoms? If it is cutting out, how? Does the unit just quit? At what engine speed? Does it sputter first? Run on one cyl for a while? Backfire?
Maybe you do have a pickup coil problem. Giving us the symptoms helps us all learn a little more. Keep us posted.
12 Rocket Roadster 03 Bonneville America 69 BSA Firebird Scrambler 73 Yamaha TX 750
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Thanks guys, i will be giving it a going over this weekend to see if i can sort it. will let you know. Gregger, it will just cut out dead when it has warmed up.
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Hi Guys Yep the pick up coil was the problem, needed to order one from triumph dealer who needed to order from triumph impoter, must be a shortage of them here in oz. my luck. anyway now awaiting the part. thanks for all the help guys
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Good luck Herb! 
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Well the pick up coil is now fitted and she is running like a dream. Woo Hoo who would think a little thing like that would cause so much trouble. 
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Oil Expert
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Oddly enough, I think mine might be doing the same thing - just cuts out at odd times, sometimes very frequently, other times it'll run for hours without a problem. I have one or two things to chase down on it before I go buying another coil. BTW Herb, what'd yours cost you?
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If only one side is cutting out, I would strongly suggest swapping the coils or the leads and see if the problem moves to the other side. If it does, you know the coil is the problem. If it stays on the same side, it's most likely the igniter.
Bob
2005 America, 904cc - sold. 2014 Trophy SE.
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Hi Sandmann The new pick up coil was $147.00 AUS Dollars from City Coast Motorcycles in wollongong on the south coast NSW.
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