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please help ! I checked stator resistance and good. I replaced ignition coil, cdi rev box. Checked all connections, grounds checked. Need help testing or bypassing kill switch. What else can I check besides plug also.
Yes it connects to your multi meter It's also called a DVA (Direct Voltage Adapter) I would say you have a bad stator. You cannot replace the pulse generator on the 400exok, got kill switch fixed, now working on testing ignition pulse generator.
It says in manual, Connect the peak voltage tester or adaptor probes to the connector terminals of the wire harness side.
It says peak voltage tester, so this is something different than my voltage tester?
Yes, it is something different from a typical voltage meter. The voltage tester needs to have a very high impedance rating. Going by memory, I think it needs to have an impedance rating of 10 M ohms/volt, but check the manual on that. The reason being that typical voltage meters that have lower impedance will load the system down so much to the point that the ignition system won't function, making diagnosis impossible. This is a problem for most of us because it is uncommon to have the correct type of peak voltage tester. My volt meters have an impedance rating around 25 K ohms/volt, which is not even close to what is needed. Maybe a high impedance oscilloscope would work, but most people don't have that either.ok, got kill switch fixed, now working on testing ignition pulse generator.
It says in manual, Connect the peak voltage tester or adaptor probes to the connector terminals of the wire harness side.
It says peak voltage tester, so this is something different than my voltage tester?
Glad you got it fixed. We are here if you need any more help.Thanks for all the replies !
Here's what I've done and now have spark. I went ahead and got a new stator and the ignition pulse generator came with it. During disassembly noticed that the flywheel bolts had backed out and started to rub on the coils on the stator.
So installed new stator and bingo, hello spark. Again thanks for all the help.