I found out the black wire on my key switch was bad and i jus tied the black and red wires together to bypass it. Now it acts as if it wants to crank but I still dont think i'm getting consistant spark from the plugs. Could the coil be causing this? The plugs are new plugs by the way.
No, my harness has one more wire than the CDI has(green/yellow striped). I ohmed the stator and it was good. I checked the primary on the coil and it was .4 and I checked the secondary by ohming between the two spark plug leads....isn't that correct?
Tors removed. I have PWKs. My harness and the connectors on the replacement CDI are different so that's why I cut the connectors off my old CDI and color matched them on the replacement.
The orange wire on harness shorted out against the head and killed my cdi box. I replaced it with an older model cdi and now I only get a spark the first kick and none after. I color matched all the wires from my harness to the cdi that I replaced it with. The only color wire i'm not using is a green/yellow wire from my harness. What do you guys think the problem is? Thanks
The title of this tread reminds me of the time when my cousin took his Banshee to the local Banshee guru with the same problem. The dude charged $100 to clean the filter. WTF!
Turn your airscrews all in the way in. That should make it easier to crank and should let you find an airleak by sprayin starting fluid around the intake boots, around the head, and cylinders base gasket.