EugenM

And I believe I have fun the problem!

Thanks Mech for the prompt reply, I've already done this...basically replaced the cable from the CDI to the induction coil, but unfortunately no positive result. Last night it was already too late to work anymore (UTC +2 my time zone), but first thing in the morning ..that is in 2 hours... I will resume work and hope to find the solution. I will make an update after I find the problem....if I find it of course

Hi, I have a grizzly 600 from 2000 that has been giving me headaches for a few days. it has no spark. I checked everything I could according to the manual and everything was within the parameters and I came to the conclusion that I need to replace the CDI .... when I did the measurements I did not check if the orange cable that goes from the CDI to the induction coil has a connection to ground (I just checked if it had continuity and it did). after I put a new CDI and I still had no spark, I saw that somewhere under the fuel tank there was a bunch of cables that were a bit crushed and there that orange cable was stripped and had a connection to the chassis. what are the chances that the new CDI will be fried because of this? Thanks!