RayJay, if you are talking about the two feeding the coils?.?.?then, yes! They're hot when the iginition is on.

Some how, when I tore the bike down I created a problem somewhere when I was re-installing the electrics and swicthing over to HD controls. Either that or my original ignition module was going bad before the build and when I changed the controls over the HD, the module created other problems as it went down.

When the problem first came up, I followed the manual for ignition trouble shooting. I metered every wire, switch, and connector for continuity/resistance. When everything hit as it should, the manual indicated that the ignition module is bad. I bought a Dyna3000 and installed everything once more. Then I checked for spark by inserting a testor into the plug socket at the end of the plug wires. When I pushed the starter button to cycle the motor (no gas...don't want it to start yet), the 1 & 2 wires showed power as the engine cycled through those cylinders; 3 & 4 showed nothing....

I have been working on this bike for over a year.