Piezas de encendido y eléctricos Motocicleta para Honda CT70

Motorcycle Electrical Ignition for Honda CT70

The Honda CT70 or Trail model is a mini bike that was in production between the years 1969 and 1994. The CT70 series refers to a category of Honda bikes appropriate for off-road or casual use. The electrical ignition system includes the keys and switch for starting the engine of the motorcycle.

What are some reasons a Honda CT70 bike would not start?

If your CT70 bike won't start, it may be due to a problem with the electrical ignition system of the motorcycle or other parts of the bike. Some examples include:

• The Trail has a faulty spark plug of a failed spark plug boot
• The bike's points are worn or eroded
• The bike has corroded ignition wiring
• Something has contaminated the ignition switch, such as dirt
• The bike could have other faulty parts

What type of ignition does the CT70 bike have?

The Honda CT70 ignition uses points and a condenser.

How does an electrical ignition system work?

A typical Honda motorcycle ignition system runs the battery voltage through the ignition coil. The voltage goes through the points, which become slightly eroded over time due to the high voltage. Due to this, regular routine checking and maintainence will help you catch any issues before they become problems.

What are the components of the Trail ignition?

The CT70 ignition is made up of the following parts:

• The ignition coil
• The key switch
• The spark plug cap
• The wire harness

Are the ignition system parts the same for all year models of the Honda CT70?

While a few minor changes were made over the years to the Honda bike and its parts, the Honda CT70's ignition system has remained largely the same throughout all models of Honda's motorcycle.

How do you replace the CT70 ignition system parts?

To access the CT70 ignition system, you will most likely have to take out the engine first. After that, follow these steps:

• Remove the two nuts that hold the Honda ignition coil in place, then remove the coil. Some wires may also need to be unplugged to get the coil out
• Use a boot and wire kit to replace the wires of your CT70 if they are old or dirty
• Place the engine back into the Trail
• Install the new boot, cutting the length to the right size for your Trail if necessary
• If the ignition switch of your CT70 is damaged, remove it and install a new one