1
Agility 125 / Re: CDI Compatibility
« on: July 02, 2017, 10:41:51 AM »
Thanks redk - so any DC CDI should theoretically work or are there other things I have to consider?
Show Posts
This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.
Pages: [1]
2
Agility 125 / CDI Compatibility
« on: July 02, 2017, 02:40:34 AM »
I have an Agility 125 (2007) which I love and has been my faithful companion for the past 6 years. Recently started showing signs of intermittent electrical problems (eg: runs fine for 15-20 mins then stops, sometimes when I'm halfway to work...grr!). I'm working my way back through the main components of the ignition system - coil, CDI, stator, kill-switch, plug, condition and connectivity of all wiring. I'm pretty convinced the CDI is playing-up so started trawling ebay for replacement. Here's where I need advice from you Kings of Kymco;
My CDI is one of those bigger 6-pin DC units - 94mm X 55mm. On eBay looks like the world has moved on and these big units are quite rare (or really expensive). The most common units are now 75mm X 50mm. Many sellers say they are ok for Kymco 125 but are not too specific. ~$20 for the 75mm units. Closer to $80 for the 94mm units.
Has anyone had experience with these cheaper CDI's? If I get the pin pattern right and and make sure it's a DC unit is that all that matters or are there other factors that I need to beware of?
My CDI is one of those bigger 6-pin DC units - 94mm X 55mm. On eBay looks like the world has moved on and these big units are quite rare (or really expensive). The most common units are now 75mm X 50mm. Many sellers say they are ok for Kymco 125 but are not too specific. ~$20 for the 75mm units. Closer to $80 for the 94mm units.
Has anyone had experience with these cheaper CDI's? If I get the pin pattern right and and make sure it's a DC unit is that all that matters or are there other factors that I need to beware of?
Pages: [1]