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The Motobrick Workshop / Re: What Did You Did To Your Motobrick Today ?
« Last post by Edward on July 15, 2026, 12:40:18 AM »Well done Scott
Test light from primary coil to ground illuminated test light but slowed idle. (Probably normal)
But was the light pulsing? I suppose it was. It's more rapid at idle than while cranking, so more difficult to see a pulsing.
Test light from hall sensor female pins ( back of clip ) 2 & 5 to positive terminal did not illuminate small led or test lamp…
With positive on both sides of the test light, the light will remain off.
ALERT! This morning started bike…ran rough ….TEST LIGHT from pin 2 & or 5 to positive shut bike IMMEDIATELY …test lamp does NOT illuminate
...the light...
Again, with positive on both sides of the test light, the light will remain off. This test provides constant power to the hall sensor, so the pulsing signal is lost, therefore the engine stops.
Continuity between hall sensor disk & wires / wire pins are good.
Not sure where FEMALE pins lead…please advise! I want to test continuity.
Don't test continuity because your multimeter supplies power to do this, Hall sensors are very sensitive and can easily be damaged. This is probably why Bert's guide warns us not to use an Ohmmeter for Hall sensor tests.
The Hall sensor signals go to the ignition control unit.
Question: I have 3 K 75 coils. Can I safely remove one primary wire & spark plug wire …and attach to one of the K75 coils?
I wouldn't, K75 coils are different.
Wow, I always thought of that as meaning "nothing to see here" or "boring"It was labeled by its creator (or enabler), "Thisplaceiswhack".

Of course you aren't; we even have an emoji here for the occasion.
Laitch…OL reading across both secondary spark plug terminals in BOTH coils. . . . I have 3 K 75 coils. Can I safely remove one primary wire & spark plug wire …and attach to one of the K75 coils?
