Help with my 97 sport!!
#12
, so he is getting readings of 50 peak volts going to and from the CDI. Most quads have atleast 100 or more. A little 50cc has 150. He's convinced it's the flywheel. I don't get how a flywheel could be bad. All the magnets are strong, aside from 1 little chip. I guess I'm going to have to bite the bullet and order a new one.
#13
Your bike, according to the manual should have 130 volt +/- . Mine had 128 when I checked it. You have to use a multimeter with a min/max capability. If I remember right my Fluke only showed about 50 volts, so I used my Vetronic MTS 5100 to catch the 128 reading. I have also read a post on this forum in the past that this test was not that reliable in troubleshooting the system, it was recommened to go by resistance readings. I have those if you need them. What was your compression reading?
#14
The compression reading was 120. He was using some sort of adapter you plug into a multimeter that stores the peak voltage. Could you give me the resistance specs and I will have him double check with that before I go shelling out the cash for a new flywheel.
#15
All values in ohms; Exciter Blk/R to Brn/w 120, coil tab to coil ground .3, coil tab to plug wire end ( cap removed) 6.3k, plug cap 3.7k to 6.3k. All readings +/- 20%
I also checked the secondary on my bike with a spark tester set @ .030 and recorded 20kv on starting kv test.
I also checked the secondary on my bike with a spark tester set @ .030 and recorded 20kv on starting kv test.
#16
FINALLY!!!!! It ended up being the flywheel... I ordered a flywheel from Ritter Cycle, awesome service he provides, btw.
The Sport started right up after swapping them.
I can't wait to put some serious mod work into this thing.
The Sport started right up after swapping them.
I can't wait to put some serious mod work into this thing.
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