Savage

In addition, please post the resistance readings across all three legs of the stator along with the results of testing stator to ground.

Great deduction Mark. If a DYI doesn't have the proper test equipment, then rule out everything on both sides of cdi. Main point, resistance testing is not conclusive for several reasons when testing a CDI. End result, if the proper testing is not performed on either side of the CDI, then you wasted your money on new CDI and the initial problem continues.

Please post your measurements, all three legs of stator as well as trigger coil.

Excellent! Glad ya got it running!

Markin has made a legitimate point, resistance testing is NOT 100 percent accurate test for a CDI for several reasons. Have you tried disconnecting the wire going to kill switch before replacing CDI? Have you tested for continuity between ground pin and the other pins?