No spark
#31
i wan to thank you guys for your time helping me and ohhh i have power in the black wires and in the red one too in the key swith and in the brake pedal im suppose to have one of the wires with power and the other one wit ground ?
#32
In my previous post I asked you to replace the key(ignition) switch since it was loose at the bottom. That's the 1st thing you should have done before replacing everything else because you may have replaced good working parts.
You could try this if you don't have a replacement key switch:-
1. Unplug the wires coming from the key switch (usually 4 wires).
2. Take 2 wires and with one jump(join/connect) the RED to the BLACK wire on the FEMALE part of the plug. Do the same with the remaining two wires which are usuallu GREEN and BLACK with WHITE stripe (these 2 are usually the KILL WIRES).
3. If you still don't have a good spark then remove/disconnect the BLACK/WHITE wire from the CDI.
You could try this if you don't have a replacement key switch:-
1. Unplug the wires coming from the key switch (usually 4 wires).
2. Take 2 wires and with one jump(join/connect) the RED to the BLACK wire on the FEMALE part of the plug. Do the same with the remaining two wires which are usuallu GREEN and BLACK with WHITE stripe (these 2 are usually the KILL WIRES).
3. If you still don't have a good spark then remove/disconnect the BLACK/WHITE wire from the CDI.
#33
Sorry I had confused your post with the one by the thread starter.
1. How many pins does you CDI have?
2. Is it an AC or DC CDI?
3.What resistance do you measure on the stator between the blue/white stripe wire and the green wire?
4. Resistance between the red/black stripe wire and ground(bike frame)?
5.Resistance between the 2 yellow wires from stator coil?
6. Can you measure the voltage (AC) between the 2 yellow wires while cranking the engine?
Do ALL these measurements after disconnecting the plug from the stator!!!!
#34
Please try and follow the steps described in the link I posted in my post #21.
Sorry I had confused your post with the one by the thread starter.
1. How many pins does you CDI have?
2. Is it an AC or DC CDI?
3.What resistance do you measure on the stator between the blue/white stripe wire and the green wire?
4. Resistance between the red/black stripe wire and ground(bike frame)?
5.Resistance between the 2 yellow wires from stator coil?
6. Can you measure the voltage (AC) between the 2 yellow wires while cranking the engine?
Do ALL these measurements after disconnecting the plug from the stator!!!!
Sorry I had confused your post with the one by the thread starter.
1. How many pins does you CDI have?
2. Is it an AC or DC CDI?
3.What resistance do you measure on the stator between the blue/white stripe wire and the green wire?
4. Resistance between the red/black stripe wire and ground(bike frame)?
5.Resistance between the 2 yellow wires from stator coil?
6. Can you measure the voltage (AC) between the 2 yellow wires while cranking the engine?
Do ALL these measurements after disconnecting the plug from the stator!!!!
#35
5 pin cdi . blue n white resistance from startor 146.4 red n black 507 resistance for yellow from startor 1.1 now this yellow from startor when im crankin 3.8 , wit the key switch off black n white comin from key switch has ground when i open the key switch to on the ground is not there anymore more thas normal ?
The black with white stripe to ground is the kill switch. So that's normal.
#36
testing the yellow one coming from magneto stator connecte to nothing need to give me more than 40 ac v ? i buy the magneto stator new
#37
Don't you have 2 yellow wires? If not then try to find the 2 which delivers AC power to the regulator to charge the battery>
#40
So between the yellow and white you must have over 40V (even 80V). What reading are you getting?


