My Warrior has no fire what is it
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My Warrior has no fire what is it
The components of an ignition system are the flywheel, stator (consisting of a pulse (trigger) coil, source coil, and charging coil), Ignition coil (connects to the spark plug), and the CDI. All the components can be tested except the CDI.
Off the top of my head, I cannot remember the exact values, but you will need a Multimeter to measure resistance - the most common component to go bad on a Yamaha is the pulse coil - someone on here may be able to provide the values you need and which wires in the harness belong to what component.
Not being really familiar with the later model like the '02, but I know the stator pulse coil and source coil are replaceable with aftermarket parts on the older models - there is also a company in Canada that will "rebuild" your stator for about 1/2 the price of a new one.
Off the top of my head, I cannot remember the exact values, but you will need a Multimeter to measure resistance - the most common component to go bad on a Yamaha is the pulse coil - someone on here may be able to provide the values you need and which wires in the harness belong to what component.
Not being really familiar with the later model like the '02, but I know the stator pulse coil and source coil are replaceable with aftermarket parts on the older models - there is also a company in Canada that will "rebuild" your stator for about 1/2 the price of a new one.
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My Warrior has no fire what is it
I checked my wires coming out of my stator today with a ohm meter and i didn't get any thing out of it. so should i? or is a multimeter different than a ohm meter, but i'll see if i can get a multimeter and check it with it before i buy a new stator.
Thanks 4 the help !!!
Thanks 4 the help !!!
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My Warrior has no fire what is it
you can test a stator with either one. did you test it with the bike on? also when testing the stator try hitting the on/off switch and the start button and see if you get anything out of it.
also check the connections that the stator plugs into. in other words the plugs comming out of the wire harness on the frame. you can even check for any dirty or loose connections while your at it.
also check the connections that the stator plugs into. in other words the plugs comming out of the wire harness on the frame. you can even check for any dirty or loose connections while your at it.
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My Warrior has no fire what is it
and if i can check it with a ohm meter what should i set it on? i had it set on 20 dc when i tried. i just don't know if that was what it should be checked on. i'm not the greatest when it comes to electrical. and i was wondering if it could be because i have a 02 flywheel and stator on a 87 motor ?