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CDI for Kymco 50CC
« on: September 19, 2009, 04:21:14 PM »
Is the CDI for a Kymco 50cc direct current or alternating current?  I've heard that for Kymco the CDI is direct current. Thanks check  if you don't believe me
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Re: CDI for Kymco 50CC
« Reply #1 on: September 21, 2009, 12:23:07 AM »
The zx/50 is an AC circut The poewr to it coming straight from the stator, you can trace your wiring from the cdi an see if it goes through the regulator (DC), or to the stator (AC)
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Re: CDI for Kymco 50CC
« Reply #2 on: October 09, 2009, 12:07:14 AM »
i read read if you have 3 wires on one side and 1 on the other it,s DC and if you have 4 wires on one side 2on the other it's AC, is that right? go to monstergy6.com.
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Re: CDI for Kymco 50CC
« Reply #3 on: October 09, 2009, 03:59:55 AM »
I have also been told there is another cdi setup on the early zx/50, but the first reply I sent holds true. If there is a multi pole stator (more than 2 sets of windings), and the wires leading to the cdi come straight from the stator, it is an AC set up. If the wires lead to any type of regulator rectifier first it is a DC set up. There are lots of stator/ cdi combo's on the 50cc Kymco, but this is a universal "rule of thumb". If there is a 2 coil stator it will ALWAYS be DC, as 1 coil is for charge, and 1 is for ignition. Hope this post helps...
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Re: CDI for Kymco 50CC
« Reply #4 on: October 17, 2009, 05:43:46 PM »
o.k. i got my net de restricted cdi; by the way you know i already got my new batttery for my agility 50 put it all in still does not start. what else could the problem be? Zombie has already pointed out that the loose red and black wire want matter since my agility is a 4T???????????no I don't have meter yet money problems whats new lol-------What would keep it from turnig over in what order Ex. starter relay, volt reg, i don't know. oh it want kick start either. Thanks :-[ :-\
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Re: CDI for Kymco 50CC
« Reply #5 on: October 17, 2009, 07:25:42 PM »
I'm getting kinda lost on this one. I once purchased a de-restricted cdi that was listed for the zx/ super fever. It turned out to be a dc cdi, that will work on the early zx, but not on the later super fever. The monster add I looked at gives a choice of ac/ dc cdi, and it must be matched to the correct stator/ harness/ regulator. Assuming you have the correct cdi. I would start w/ a NEW spark plug, Check the compression w/ a gauge, and don't skip this step just because it "feels" good when you turn it over. I have assumed mine was good when the piston dome was like a strainer. You must then determin if the stator is working. the manual can be found on line (free), and will give you some base line resistance values to check. Again assuming you have the correct cdi, check the coil values. This will include a test on the wire/ cap also. You may find all is good there, and have to go on to the ignition switch/ kill switch.  It seems complex, but in reality the system is quite simple. You could buy all the parts one at a time until you find it, or try to find a friend/ mechanic/ whom ever, that can check the basic resistance's w/ you. Good luck man. I've been there done that! Just on a hunch, The spark plug cap will unscrew from the wire. If you have enough slack, try to cut off 1" of the wire, and screw the cap back into the fresh end.
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Re: CDI for Kymco 50CC
« Reply #6 on: October 17, 2009, 10:45:28 PM »
thanks man. I may have forgotten to mention that my engine want do anything when I have the power on and press the start button.  the only action I get is turn signals brake lights and engine turn when I kick it. >:(thanks man you the best-----I,ll keep trying.... later everybody :-\
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