74 cb 750 coil problems here!!

74 cb 750

my first 74 cb 750 (beautiful monster)
so after further investigation i found some loose cables around the coil wich may be causing me not to get spark from the spark plugs. here are some pics from what I found. anyone know what these cables are for or from? the last one shows how I try to turn the bike over. "the screw driver method" ;D
 
Re: 74 cb 750 coil problems!!

a lil update. I havent gotten any suggestions as for what those loose cables I found may be so I striped off the spark plug cables abit to see if that would gimme spark...no spark yet! Im thinking its the whole coil now..any suggestions are appreciated! :-\
 
Hey man, those wires are one of two things...points to condenser, or condenser to coil. The points should have wires that come from them. The points connect to the condenser, the the condenser to the coils. If any if these is disconnected, then you get no spark. Looks like it's time to chase wires!
 
Yeah no s#!t huh!..cool man I'll look into that and see how it goes! Thanks for your advise!
 
Judging by the gloves you wear, the questions you have asked, and the statements you have made... maybe you should put the tools down, and get yourself a manual. Without one you are definately on your way to making a simple problem way worse. Get a manual, and check to see if your points are working
 
killerdwarf said:
Judging by the gloves you wear, the questions you have asked, and the statements you have made... maybe you should put the tools down, and get yourself a manual. Without one you are definately on your way to making a simple problem way worse. Get a manual, and check to see if your points are working
dont judge a man by its gloves!! ;D theyre mechanics gloves man. I did find a website with a downloadable manual for my bike since yesturday. i found it at http://www.pdfgeni.com/book/cb-750-four-pdf.html for anyone that can make use of the free stuff there. I found the electronic diagram on there so im looking over it and seeing what the prob may be.
 
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