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Old 03-10-2024, 10:48 AM   #3
bmd1198   bmd1198 is offline
 
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Originally Posted by dirtbkr188 View Post
Try disconnecting the pink and yellow wires coming from the stator, and make sure the black/yellow tracer wire is going to the ignition coil, and that the coil is well grounded. The red/black wire is coming from the source coil on the stator and the blue/white wire is coming from the pulse trigger, that's all you should need to get the ignition coil to spark. If it still doesn't, I would remove the spark plug boot and test for spark at the end of the plug wire after cutting it back 1/4" to get to new wire.


Also try unplugging the kill switch to remove that from the equation, a bad one may prevent it from making spark
I'll go through these things hopefully later today. Thanks!
I'm pretty certain that the coil has proper ground, everything seemed to be good on the coil side of things. I think it's all on the input side. I also checked the kill switch signal to the CDI, and that is working properly.


 
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