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#351348 08/25/2009 1:06 PM
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Here is a question/statement I asked Palm Beach Ducati Triumph about an ignitor they have placed at auction:

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Why is this item available for sale? Was the bike totaled? And exactly what was this of off? The americas in 2007 and the speedmasters in 2005 changed over to 865 motors. It matters. How about a part number? Any limited warranty on this item? Being electrical I doubt it but as the reason for it being for sale has not been published How would you, let alone I, know if the thing was a bad unit never discarded due to oversight? Just a heads up is all as Pinwall Cycles does identify the make model year and if it was running or not. I am thinking that Pure Triumph replaced someone’s igniter and Palm Beach came across the old one when vacating the Ft Lauderdale property.




My question is really can we look up a specific ignitor part number given our specific motorsickle's serial number? How do we determine the part number on the used ignitor? (answered see below)

Bike Bandit:
IGNITER, 2 CYL, 270, EVAP
SERIAL NUMBER 237501 AND HIGHER
5567481-001 Enter 0-99 $564.32

IGNITION CTRL UNIT,TWIN,270
IGNITION TIMING SERIAL NUMBER 237500 AND BELOW
5567480-001 Enter 0-99 $606.93

why the two part numbers? For the 865 changeovers? But that happened two years apart. Seems that there should be another questioned asked after being asked the serial number. Like what model year was it? Or what size motor? Or is determining the correct ignitor part number something that only a dealer could answer (scary)?

Parts Micro fiche
T1291100
Anyone have the changeover new number?

Ignitor itself

Aha! I see it now. 1291100.

Dangit! Speedsupplies doesn't have triumph oem listings anymore?


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Re: used ignitors
moe #351349 08/25/2009 2:34 PM
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The listing is very badly worded...


SOLD: 07 Black BA, 39mm FCRs, TPUSA stage 1 head, TPUSA 813 cams, TPUSA 10.8:1 pistons, TTP #3 igniter, Specialty Spares Long Cannons, Tsukayu Hard Bags. 82HP/55tq NEW: 19 Goldwing Tour DCT
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Zmilin #351350 08/25/2009 11:40 PM
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I bought a used one last time from Pinwall, I have put more miles on it than the one thant came on it and the new one I got from Triumph combined

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moe #351351 08/26/2009 1:49 AM
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Why would the part number matter for different displacement motors? The firing sequence and timing stays the same, the only change between the two motors is the size of the cylinders and the cams. I can understand the desire to make sure used parts didn't come off of a bike where the igniter was faulty and the change between two different part numbers are a bit curious as well.

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EnglishYankee #351352 08/26/2009 7:04 AM
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i agree Greg about the 865's. might be treeing the wrong coon. why are there two part numbers for ignitors? i recall when dinqua was with larkfarms? and they swapped ignitors with a like motor. the ignitor didn't work.


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EnglishYankee #351353 08/26/2009 8:44 AM
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Why would the part number matter for different displacement motors? The firing sequence and timing stays the same, the only change between the two motors is the size of the cylinders and the cams.



I suspect the different cam timing changes the ignition point and the amount of timing retard at higher RPMs. I seem to remember Dill had a difficult time when the dealer replaced his with the other model (incorrect) unit. And, my guess is that many dealers carry multiple brands and just aren't well versed in the minutia of Triumph's ignition electronics.

I too have been carried farther by a Pinwall replacement than the original stock unit managed to eek out. Still, my failed ignitor thread so far hasn't produced the kind of numbers I thought it would, only garnering enough responses to buy a single new Thunderbird outright and therefore reinforcing Triumph's don't-ask/don't-tell service methodology. Doesn't mean I have to like it but it also hasn't proven a widely know ignitor defect.


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I also didn't get as many responses as I thought I would with the broken starter gear.

I wonder if maybe they changed something in the pin configuration of the ignitor and that's why the different part numbers.


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oldroadie #351355 08/26/2009 4:01 PM
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Well after receiving a reply form Palm Beach Triumph,
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On Aug-25-09 at 18:06:01 PDT, seller added the following information:

Because there are so many questions about this CDI ,HERE WE GO:

Part # T1292060 CDI for sell (Check your Vin at the bottom of the chart)
Here is a copy of the parts manual for the Speedmaster

Part Number: T1292060 Igniter R.R.P $589.38 Ref 7
> 210261
Part Number: T1292370 Igniter, 8000 Rpm, 270 Twin R.R.P $606.36 Ref 7
210262


I looked at the cached page of Speedsupplies and came up with these numbers:


T1291100 IGNITION CTRL UNIT,TWIN,270
T1291150 IGNITER, 2 CYL, 270, EVAP
T1292060 IGNITER,2 CYL,8000RPM 270DEG
T1292060 IGNITER,2 CYL,8000RPM 270DEG
T1292365 IGNITER, 800RPM, EVAP CONTROL
T1292370 IGNITER,8000RPM,270 TWIN
T1292960 IGNITER, AIR CONTROL VALVE,270

There are more but these seem to be the pertainate part numbers. how does one say omg? you have got to be kidding me! So what are the associated VIN numbers?

for the 360s:
T1292375 IGNITER, TWIN, 360, EVAP
T1292950 IGNITER, AIR CONTROL VALVE,360


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