OPT: Trailblazer 250 / Stator Testing / Wiring Diagram Interpretation
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OPT: Trailblazer 250 / Stator Testing / Wiring Diagram Interpretation
Good Afternoon,
For those of you are have a good understanding of how to read a wiring diagram, would you please help me. I am trying to test my stator but I do not know exactly which wires I should be testing. I attached diagram for further explanation.
For example:
The diagram states test ohms from blk/red to red. There is no red wire coming from the coil?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
HoopD
For those of you are have a good understanding of how to read a wiring diagram, would you please help me. I am trying to test my stator but I do not know exactly which wires I should be testing. I attached diagram for further explanation.
For example:
The diagram states test ohms from blk/red to red. There is no red wire coming from the coil?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
HoopD
#2
The capacitor charge coil test is the wires from the stator leading to the cdi,not the ignition coil! Red to Blk/Red wires should ohm out around 19 ohms,plus the red should zero to ground(no short to ground). The trigger coil from the stator,White to White/Red should ohm out at around 97 ohms. The ignition coil itself should have a Blue/White wire from the cdi. To test this coil,pull the coil wire and ohm the coil tab to ground. Should be around 0.3 ohms. The plug wire to the coil tab should read around 6.3K (6300 ohms) These readings are + or - 20%.
#3
Thanks OPT for all you do for us on the forum, so to clarify when I take a multimeter and put it on the Ohms setting, if I put the red connector (positive) on any red wire (12v) and the black connector (negative) on stator lead blk/red it should read 19 ohms? Or is there a specific red wire I should be looking for on the diagram?
#4
Not on ANY red wire,but should have a Red and Black/Red wire coming directly from the stator into the cdi! These two wires are the stator charge coil for ignition along with the trigger coil and NOT to be confused with the charging circuit of the stator that has Yellow wires leading to the regulator rectifier.
#5
Not on ANY red wire,but should have a Red and Black/Red wire coming directly from the stator into the cdi! These two wires are the stator charge coil for ignition along with the trigger coil and NOT to be confused with the charging circuit of the stator that has Yellow wires leading to the regulator rectifier.
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Looks like the exciter coil is the Brown/White to Black/Red from best I can tell. See what reading you show on this.White shows to ground to the stator plate and transition to brown(ground wires). The ignition coil test should be as the specs show in the box.Kinda squirrely on this next to last year model of the 250 2 strokes.Plus if you're not getting spark,pull the black wire from the cdi and also at the reverse limiter module and recheck.
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[PQUOTE=old polaris tech;3223002]Looks like the exciter coil is the Brown/White to Black/Red from best I can tell. See what reading you show on this.White shows to ground to the stator plate and transition to brown(ground wires). The ignition coil test should be as the specs show in the box.Kinda squirrely on this next to last year model of the 250 2 strokes.Plus if you're not getting spark,pull the black wire from the cdi and also at the reverse limiter module and recheck.[/QUOTE]
Thanks for verifying that I wasn't going insane!
Thanks for verifying that I wasn't going insane!
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Looked at my old trusty Clymer's manual for Polaris ATVs up to 1998, and you are correct Brown/White to Black/Red should read out to 120 ohms on the 250 engine (Which thankfully mine did) Didn't occur to me to check that first, well hopefully this post clears confusion for anybody else coming across this.