I have a 50cc suzuki four wheeler with a one wire stator and I need a diagram that shows me how to exactly hook it up the cdi box
I have a 50 cc Suzuki four wheeler that only has one wire coming from ythe stator and I have no clue how to hook it up to the cdi box .can anyone or does anyone know or have a wire diagram of a one wire stator and how to hook it up where that wire exactly goes to on the cdi box? The four wheeler only has a pull start no battery can anyone please help
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Do not use a universal CDI unless you have the exact wiring cross-over diagram, or have tech help from the manufacturer. You can short out the CDI and other ignition components like the stator.
every four wheeler I've ever worked on has the ignition timing fixed and controlled by the CDI. Mechanical timing usually invovles lining up the T on the flywheel with a mark on the cam shaft. you'll need a service manual for more specifics.
hello, usually you have 3 things for firing problems, stator and stator pickup coil, or ign coil, or cdi, i have a 2000 warrior 350, i just went through all that, you can buy after market cdi from procom engineering inc. i purchased one for my warrior 76.00 , it advances timing, hotter spark etc.most of the time it is the stator, pick up coil, both are hooked up together in the stator case, left side of motor,warrior cdi usually goes bad, havent heard of cdi on 88 model, may need to check with dealer.
The Sunl's are notorious for the stator going out. Check with your dealer for specs on testing the stator. It could also be the CDI unit too! I hope this helps
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