Ac CDI or DC cdi
How do I know which CDI I have? I know it is a 5 wire.
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Others will chime in on the technical stuff but I went on Amazon and found the exact connector(s) to the one I had to replace.
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Did u get a performance CDI and did it make a difference? The technical stuff is pretty straight forward when I ended up on a better web page
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Generally speaking if there are two wires attached to the two prong connector it’s an ac cdi ,and if there is only one wire it’s a dc cdi .If you can turn your headlight on without the engine running ,you have a dc system .There are exceptions but this is a good start to figuring it out
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The 2 wire connector does it have a black only wire? That’s 12v DC with ignition on? If that wire is red n white then I’d expect a black n yellow with it Black n yellow is the coil wire red n yellow is AC with about 75v AC while running or cranking That info gives you enough to determine what you have |
My cdi has one white plastic clip with 6 available spots, 5 are filled with wires. I will do some testing tonight. I am going to hijack my own thread.......what is the tool called that stops the clutch from spinning? I am trying to remove the center bolt.
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https://www.amazon.com/Lumax-LX-1810...%2C199&sr=8-26 |
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Thanks for all the help
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my bad, that is the clutch. You can stick a penny where the gears mesh to keep the clutch from turning, the penny is softer than the gears so it wont damage the gears.
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Ac/dc cdi
Check on youtube…. there is a good video on this.... the real test is... check the ignition wire and if the power goes off and on when you turn the ignition switch,.. then it is a dc cdi
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clutch nut
use a tool to turn this... as it makes it easy... no tool... just a sharp center punch or so... check out the tool on ebay…
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