no spark on 110 . no power at coil when turning over motor. should i have 12vdc? check at cdi no voltage on any wires when turning over motor. does any one know where i should have power. i think this would help tracking down bad part. any help would be great .

 

If you have nothing going to the CDI, then it would have to be the Stator or the left hand kill switch..... Something you can do is on the CDI, there should be 5 wires, 2 on top & 3 on the bottom, take the lead out on the bottom in the middle position, most likely black or black with white wire, this is your spark kill, this will tell you if its a stator problem or if its a kill switch problem, check for spark after you take this out & if still nothing, replace your stator... if you do have spark, stator is doing the right thing & most likely it has to be the left hand kill switch..... if you have no power going to the CDI like you said. Hopefully this helps.

 

thanks for info tried cutting wire left enough to rehook still no spark also put in new plug did not help. going to order new stator will up date

 

if that is a kuzuma i would put it on a log and cover it in gas and blow it up not trying to be mean but thats wat happens when u buy off brands

 

it could be that the valve is struck in the head

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: spliffy

If you have nothing going to the CDI, then it would have to be the Stator or the left hand kill switch..... Something you can do is on the CDI, there should be 5 wires, 2 on top & 3 on the bottom, take the lead out on the bottom in the middle position, most likely black or black with white wire, this is your spark kill, this will tell you if its a stator problem or if its a kill switch problem, check for spark after you take this out & if still nothing, replace your stator... if you do have spark, stator is doing the right thing & most likely it has to be the left hand kill switch..... if you have no power going to the CDI like you said. Hopefully this helps.</end quote></div>

THIS HELPED ME OUT. Thank you so much. I thought the ignition coil or stator were the ones not working. I unplugged that black/white wire and it started right up. I got a spark. Thanks!