Goingforbroke250
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On 6/6/2021 at 11:16 AM, Savage3 said:
The CDI can be tested for a short by checking continuity between the 2 ground pins (if it is a 6 prong) and the other pins.
If you have continuity, the coil in CDI has a short.
Also, check the trigger coil, both of you....
What voltage should be coming out of each leg of the stator? Also what kind of reading should I be getting from the pickup coil as I rotate the engine??
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On 6/6/2021 at 1:40 PM, Savage3 said:
5 volts from stator is way too low!
Then what should it be???
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I’m having the exact same issue. Might have to bite the bullet and try replacing mine. Will post what I find
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Hate to question you Tom, but I’ve been reading thread after thread on this issue, and everyone is saying there should be 12v on the green/white wire.
I’ve got a single spark issue. It sparks when I have 12v on the green wire, but doesn’t when I lose the 12 volts, but it comes back if left disconnected for 5-10 seconds. Checked every ground, jumped things out, hate replacing parts because it doesn’t seem to have helped anybody except one I’ve read about.
Regarding that wiring diagram above, could someone post something more complete? 2nd post. Gonna be hard to hit 10 posts any time soon without spamming something with pointless messages...- 1
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Im Having very similar issues with a 94 bayou 400. Single spark, then nothing. What kind of reading should you get off the pickup coil??? Any special techniques to testing it? Mine has nothing with the key off, with the key on it sits at 122 ohms, with it hooked up to nothing, which I thought was odd. When cycling the engine the reading was 5-550.
Bayou 400 no spark, no 12v at ignition coil
in Kawasaki ATV Forum
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Mine had a faulty cdi. Bought a cheap knockoff from eBay that did work, but I had to re pin it.
I have no idea what my reading were, as it was 6 months ago, and the quad has gone home to be used as it should.