dyna cdi makes motor kickback when starting.
May 5, 2004 | 08:19 PM
#121
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dyna cdi makes motor kickback when starting.
Nyroc, I am the one with the starter noise. I haven't had a chance to look into it. I have been working a lot of OT
and I have to work this weekend also. It may be a couple of weeks before I can get to it. Between work and cutting grass I haven't had time to do anything.
and I have to work this weekend also. It may be a couple of weeks before I can get to it. Between work and cutting grass I haven't had time to do anything.
May 5, 2004 | 08:50 PM
#122
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dyna cdi makes motor kickback when starting.
Nyroc...
Is the 'kickback' like when the motor locks up (hyrdolocks) when the cylinder fills with gas from leaving the fuel valve open? Sounds like it kinda is that type of noise. I was looking forward to getting the CDI. Probably still will. But it's good to know what to look for.
Parker650
Is the 'kickback' like when the motor locks up (hyrdolocks) when the cylinder fills with gas from leaving the fuel valve open? Sounds like it kinda is that type of noise. I was looking forward to getting the CDI. Probably still will. But it's good to know what to look for.
Parker650
May 5, 2004 | 09:18 PM
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dyna cdi makes motor kickback when starting.
Ok well I went riding today and it happened to me twice. There was no question what the noise was, it was a loud clank. Happened after it was warm, shut it and restarted using the gas. Not a good noise to be hearing. I'm not taking off the cdi, however I'd be pleased if it was figured out and solved by dyna!
May 9, 2004 | 12:02 AM
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dyna cdi makes motor kickback when starting.
Been using the CDI for 3 wks under all conditions, hot, cold, key off-back on, then hit starter immediately, couldn't make it kickback.
Today, we were riding hard at 10,000 ft....noticed all kinds of problems after 1/2 way thru the ride, occasional kickback, surging in mid and full throttle (sounded like an old Italian scooter during the surge), also backfire when letting off throttle. I want to fix it without going down blind alleys as I am prone to do. Does this sound like CDI or something else. It's a 200 mile drive plus abusing my ailing kart to test the original CDI under same conditions.
Is this the dyna CDI?... pre-CDI, what would the recommended fix have been? It's has performed well til now (literally my first problem...1200 miles). Thanks for any info.
Today, we were riding hard at 10,000 ft....noticed all kinds of problems after 1/2 way thru the ride, occasional kickback, surging in mid and full throttle (sounded like an old Italian scooter during the surge), also backfire when letting off throttle. I want to fix it without going down blind alleys as I am prone to do. Does this sound like CDI or something else. It's a 200 mile drive plus abusing my ailing kart to test the original CDI under same conditions.
Is this the dyna CDI?... pre-CDI, what would the recommended fix have been? It's has performed well til now (literally my first problem...1200 miles). Thanks for any info.
May 9, 2004 | 01:40 AM
#127
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dyna cdi makes motor kickback when starting.
Originally posted by: kawiyowee
Been using the CDI for 3 wks under all conditions, hot, cold, key off-back on, then hit starter immediately, couldn't make it kickback.
Today, we were riding hard at 10,000 ft....noticed all kinds of problems after 1/2 way thru the ride, occasional kickback, surging in mid and full throttle (sounded like an old Italian scooter during the surge), also backfire when letting off throttle. I want to fix it without going down blind alleys as I am prone to do. Does this sound like CDI or something else. It's a 200 mile drive plus abusing my ailing kart to test the original CDI under same conditions.
Is this the dyna CDI?... pre-CDI, what would the recommended fix have been? It's has performed well til now (literally my first problem...1200 miles). Thanks for any info.
Been using the CDI for 3 wks under all conditions, hot, cold, key off-back on, then hit starter immediately, couldn't make it kickback.
Today, we were riding hard at 10,000 ft....noticed all kinds of problems after 1/2 way thru the ride, occasional kickback, surging in mid and full throttle (sounded like an old Italian scooter during the surge), also backfire when letting off throttle. I want to fix it without going down blind alleys as I am prone to do. Does this sound like CDI or something else. It's a 200 mile drive plus abusing my ailing kart to test the original CDI under same conditions.
Is this the dyna CDI?... pre-CDI, what would the recommended fix have been? It's has performed well til now (literally my first problem...1200 miles). Thanks for any info.
May 9, 2004 | 03:36 AM
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dyna cdi makes motor kickback when starting.
Originally posted by: zelphia
Hitman, I'd be interested in buying your CDI if you'd like to part with it.
Originally posted by: hitman1970
I started my p700 3 times today with out kickback, but the one thing I did not do was give it throttle while cranking it over, I did run it on level black top with a top speed of only 67 mph, $230 for 3 mph extra and it did take a long time to get there! I feel like I got RIPTOFF!!!
I started my p700 3 times today with out kickback, but the one thing I did not do was give it throttle while cranking it over, I did run it on level black top with a top speed of only 67 mph, $230 for 3 mph extra and it did take a long time to get there! I feel like I got RIPTOFF!!!
May 10, 2004 | 12:37 AM
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dyna cdi makes motor kickback when starting.
Originally posted by: zelphia
Sounds like altitude sickness. Do you often ride at this elevation? If not related to air density then I'd recommend sending it back for a checkup.
Originally posted by: kawiyowee
Been using the CDI for 3 wks under all conditions, hot, cold, key off-back on, then hit starter immediately, couldn't make it kickback.
Today, we were riding hard at 10,000 ft....noticed all kinds of problems after 1/2 way thru the ride, occasional kickback, surging in mid and full throttle (sounded like an old Italian scooter during the surge), also backfire when letting off throttle. I want to fix it without going down blind alleys as I am prone to do. Does this sound like CDI or something else. It's a 200 mile drive plus abusing my ailing kart to test the original CDI under same conditions.
Is this the dyna CDI?... pre-CDI, what would the recommended fix have been? It's has performed well til now (literally my first problem...1200 miles). Thanks for any info.
Been using the CDI for 3 wks under all conditions, hot, cold, key off-back on, then hit starter immediately, couldn't make it kickback.
Today, we were riding hard at 10,000 ft....noticed all kinds of problems after 1/2 way thru the ride, occasional kickback, surging in mid and full throttle (sounded like an old Italian scooter during the surge), also backfire when letting off throttle. I want to fix it without going down blind alleys as I am prone to do. Does this sound like CDI or something else. It's a 200 mile drive plus abusing my ailing kart to test the original CDI under same conditions.
Is this the dyna CDI?... pre-CDI, what would the recommended fix have been? It's has performed well til now (literally my first problem...1200 miles). Thanks for any info.
Yes, doctor, I do ride at 10,000'+ often. Thanks for the helpful advice. I'm surprised you didn't suggest aspirin.
May 10, 2004 | 12:58 AM
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dyna cdi makes motor kickback when starting.
Yes, doctor, I do ride at 10,000'+ often. Thanks for the helpful advice. I'm surprised you didn't suggest aspirin.[/quote]
I guess I misunderstood your request for 'any info'. Now that I re-read my reply I have to agree that it doesn't offer much help. Just looking for the obvious first. Good luck with your problem.
I guess I misunderstood your request for 'any info'. Now that I re-read my reply I have to agree that it doesn't offer much help. Just looking for the obvious first. Good luck with your problem.