Jackel 110R No spark
#21
06-05-2012, 03:46 PM
Off of the CDI find the ground connection (mine was black with white stripe) and pull back the plastic covering the connections, but leave the connection in tact. Now ground this connection to the frame or to the negative terminal of the battery and see if you have spark. This bypasses the upper controls. If you have spark, you have a problem with either the kill switch or the main key switch.
#23
07-14-2012, 01:35 PM
Is this "black box" mounted outside the flywheel? If so this is your trigger pickup coil. This coil picks up the presence of a raised bump on the flywheel as it screams by the pickup coil when the engine is turning(*WITHOUT TOUCHING THE PICK UP COIL*). This is what triggers your CDI to make a spark.
If I'm understanding you correctly you say this pickup coil is "grinded"?
If the pickup coil hits the flywheel at all then it is destroyed. You'll need to replace the stator.
If I'm understanding you correctly you say this pickup coil is "grinded"?
If the pickup coil hits the flywheel at all then it is destroyed. You'll need to replace the stator.
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07-14-2012, 11:08 PM
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The pickup coil is part of the stator assembly. Most of the time is is rivietd to the stator base plate. On some quads is it adjustable. I don't know about yours.
You need to make sure that the raised bump on the outside of the flywheel passes close by the pickup coil (like 0.025"), must it must not touch.
You need to make sure that the raised bump on the outside of the flywheel passes close by the pickup coil (like 0.025"), must it must not touch.
#25
07-15-2012, 12:25 PM
The pickup coil is part of the stator assembly. Most of the time is is rivietd to the stator base plate. On some quads is it adjustable. I don't know about yours.
You need to make sure that the raised bump on the outside of the flywheel passes close by the pickup coil (like 0.025"), must it must not touch.
You need to make sure that the raised bump on the outside of the flywheel passes close by the pickup coil (like 0.025"), must it must not touch.
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