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    Hi MJR...Where can I find a copy of that wiring diagram...Can you tell if the Run/Kill
switch wires on the handle bars run down to a bigger connection up front near the R/R
...I can get that big plastic cover off...Getting the plastic off from around the handle
bars is giving me trouble...I assume the Run/Kill switch wires run down the front and
plug into the scooters harness...If I can figure out what 2 wires I need to put a jumper
wire on at some other connection...I can leave the plastic on the bars alone and see if I
get spark at the plug...Thanks

          Its from the testing I did at the CDI on the black/white wire on the two prong CDI
connector, which I believe is to the Run/Kill switch, is why I want to by-pass the Run/Kill switch...the reading indicated that the switch might be bad...not being good at doing
these test...by-passing the Run/Kill switch at this point will tell me if it is the switch or i
need to keep testing other parts...If anyone knows of a way for me to by-pass the Run/Kill switch on a Kymco ZX50 Super Fever....Please let me know ASAP...Thanks

      Thanks for the link...I have that manual and seen the list of possible issues...What I notice with that list...It does not have the Run/Kill switch on that list...In fact, the manual doesn't have a wiring diagram for the switch or the bike itself in it...Yet, the switch can prevent a Non Spark issue...I want to by-pass this switch so it provides spark whenever the key is turned on but I can't seem to find what color wires run the switch...I need to figure out how to get the plastic off the handle bar so I can get to the switch...I thought that one of the bigger connectors up front has the switch wire in it...but not knowing which wires run to the switch...I can't jump the wires there...but getting the top plastic off the bars is stopping me from getting to the switch...Like they say...If its not one thing...it's another...If anyone can help me getting the plastic off the handle bars so I can get to the switch or knows another way to by-pass the Run/Kill switch at a another connection or what color the switch wires are...Please share...Once I find out if its the Run/Kill switch that is prevent spark at the plug...I'll order a new one or install a toggle switch somewhere...Thanks All

    Crap...if its normal for it to crank in the kill position...than that isn't why I'm not getting spark at the plug...Thanks

    I haven't found the No Spark issue on my 02 ZX50 Super Fever...I was trying to follow a YouTube video on testing for spark on a 50cc scooter...When I was testing my ZX50 I
notice that my engine would turn over regardless if it was on the kill or run setting...This
seems strange to me...if its in the kill position , I would think that it wouldn't let the engine spin if in the kill position...So, I had to ask...is this normal I didn't have much luck trying to follow the how to video...He had a volt meter that beeps and stuff...My meter is an El Cheapo from Walmart or Flea market a friend gave me...He didn't show the setting...so I'm not sure if my meter was set right to test the switch to see if its preventing spark...When the engine turns over regardless of how the switch is set...might be the problem and its not letting the scooter to fire...?  Thanks

   did you part it out...?

     I was out fooling with this scooter today...The coil appears to be ok...I'm not one that likes to buy a bunch of parts and switch them out...I like to know what is bad and replace it...Can someone please explain the starting process to me...What's up with pulling on the rear (left) brake handle to get the engine to turn over...Also, even if my kill switch is in the " OFF " position and I pull on the left brake handle the engine will turn over...I thought if the kill switch is in the off position...it would prevent the engine from turning over...Should the kill switch in the off position prevent it from turning over or will it just prevent spark... I really need to get this thing running for the old lady...Being 67 yrs old and in poor health here lately...I can't stay out in the heat long...Surely someone will chime in to give a helping hand soon...? Are there any
other forum I should try that have good electrical guys available...?   Thanks