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Chris Meldrum Posted on Feb 23, 2014
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How do i wire the coils on my 78 suzuki gs 750. spark plug order which spark plug wire goes where??

I have a wiring issue i think with my 78 suzuki the guy i got it from tore it apart and now i cant figure out which wires go to what coil pack or where the spark plug wire goes?? can anyone help me?

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There are 2 coils. The coil on the left provides spark for cylinders 1 & 4. The coil on the right provides spark for cylinders 2 & 3. The firing order is 1-2-4-3.
In case you don't know, this little tidbit is something to carry with you for life: Whenever a reference is made to a place in or on a vehicle, it is ALWAYS the perspective "from-left-to-right" of the seated vehicle operator.
In other words, in your case, as you're sitting on the bike, cylinder #1 is the one furthest to your left, and #4 is furthest to your right.

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SOURCE: I think my spark plug wires firing order is crost

well try rearanging them to see difference--however make sure each plug wire is not bad or worn and inspect coil/transister points

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SOURCE: Where can i find a wiring diagram for 78 Suzuki gs 750?

try repairmanualclub.com they have several manuals for free download they may have yours i found one there before for a 1981 gs550

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