Gents,
I am finishing up some final details around the engine. I am concerned about the proximity of the the Magneto to the Odyssey battery. Please review the photo.
1. With the cap in place the spark plug wires are very close to the battery. Might rub during engine start and stop.
2. I have removed the mag to gain access to the oil lines and will need to re-time the mag. I decided to see if I could get the cover off with the battery so close. First I had to loosen the mag and rotate it to get to one of the cover screws. Then I tried to remove the cover but the battery is in the way. So I am a bit concerned that when I actually go to time the mag I might not be able to access the screws to secure the cap. I haven't tried this without the battery in place but it looks like the only way to do it.
I have a new Superior XP-IO-360 with dual mags each has an impulse coupling. I believe my battery is mounted in the right position (per print).
Has anyone experienced this issue? Any help would be appreciated.
I am finishing up some final details around the engine. I am concerned about the proximity of the the Magneto to the Odyssey battery. Please review the photo.
1. With the cap in place the spark plug wires are very close to the battery. Might rub during engine start and stop.
2. I have removed the mag to gain access to the oil lines and will need to re-time the mag. I decided to see if I could get the cover off with the battery so close. First I had to loosen the mag and rotate it to get to one of the cover screws. Then I tried to remove the cover but the battery is in the way. So I am a bit concerned that when I actually go to time the mag I might not be able to access the screws to secure the cap. I haven't tried this without the battery in place but it looks like the only way to do it.
I have a new Superior XP-IO-360 with dual mags each has an impulse coupling. I believe my battery is mounted in the right position (per print).
Has anyone experienced this issue? Any help would be appreciated.