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New to the group,please be gentle lol.So I just purchased(traded my 73 sportster) for this 1989 Honda fourtrax 300 2wd.i got the quad with a no spark condition,thinking it would be an easy fix. I have tested the stator,pickup coil,coil,and inputs going too the CDI.so far everything has tested good.while doing all this I cleaned/repaired a few dirty connections and replaced the battery and cables.the kill switch is good and the ignition switch is also good.so I ordered 3 cdiand coil kits(because I have another Honda).Tonight I put the new CDI and coil on and tried to check for spark.No spark again.but about 5 seconds after letting loose of the starter button the CDI blew apart.what am I missing here?

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Just to add more info.the previous owner stated he was riding the quad and it died.had it pulled home and began to diagnose it.the guy didn't have the proper equipment to do this so he removed the stator cover and took it to a shop for diagnosis.shop told him he had a bad stator,and tried to sell him a stator.when I got the quad I ordered a stator CDI and coil.both stators ohm correct as with the pickup/trigger coils.

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Removed wire harness last night and took sheathing off.was very wet inside the sheathing,so today when I get a break I am going to look at all the multi joint connectors,to see if I can see corrosion or oxidation.

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I think I may have found the problem.i have a bl,gr,and Rd wire going to the rectifier.the black wire(if I remember correctly) did not have 12v.

If that is right then the voltage stops at the rectifier.

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So I can verify the:green(ground)

Red(constant possitive)

Black(switched possitive)

On the rectifier are good,however no continuity on the yellow wires from the other side of the rectifier.they also do not short too ground.could this be the issue?

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IT RUNS!!!!! Like crap,but it makes spark and starts. The issue was the CDI,and the new one I ordered from eBay was the wrong one DC I think.went to a local bike shop explained the issue and showed the box from eBay,and he immediately told me I had the wrong CDI unit.thank you fellas for all the help and input.

 

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