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1993 Kawasaki Bayou 400 no spark


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I have a 1993 Bayou 400 4x4 and I have no spark. I tried 2 new plugs and nothing still.

I have checked the CDI black wires to body of the box for continuity and none.

It turns over but no spark, not sure where to go from there.

Any advise on what and how to check other components would be awesome.

Thanks: Garry

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I checked everything you could check and everything checked out so I replaced my CDI and still nothing. After a week of going over the atv I looked at the plugins on the old and new CDI. They were exactly the same except the pin placement in the connector from the pickup coil was slightly different so the connectors fit together perfectly but the pins were not making contact. I hooked up jumpers from connector to connector and had spark.  Swopped out connector ends and bike runs perfect. MAKE SURE YOUR PICKUP COIL CONNECTORS MATE UP!

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