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Big Bear 350 motor into a timberwolf?

BlueBowtie

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I have a big bear 350 that has a timberwolf 350 in it and it will not work at all I've tried everything I tried to change some wiring I'm trying to buy new CDI I've done just about everything it's got all Big Bear wiring in it and it just won't run but the timber wolf 350 and Big Bear rear end are the same just swap them out

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Yamaha change their cdi units a lot, and it's hard to figure which one you need, and the stator, wiring loom, switches and cdi all have to be a matched set or it's likely it won't spark. The cdi's can have several different number of wires, but that isn't enough to identify them, and the switches have different numbers of wires, but that isn't enough to identify them, and the stators have different numbers of wires, but that isn't enough to identify them either..  They really are mongrels.  haha.

Start a new post about it and I'll talk you through how to get a matches set of components.

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