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Old 02-10-2018, 02:23 PM
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Default different CDI for estart vs kick

Thanks for the offer dANBOT - I'll see how much it would cost.

I don't doubt that you are correct on the estart vs kicker CDI, but I cannot reconcile that with my own experience.

I removed the need for a key pretty early on after I bought it. The bike ran fine. Then, I removed all of the estart gear and went to kickstart only.
The bike ran fine for almost a year before it quit on me in Oct. 2016.

If what you are saying is true, should my bike have even run once I got rid of the key and estart?



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Originally Posted by dANbOT View Post
My similar issue did end up being related to the pins / sockets on the cdi connector. Initially.... bending the pins helped, but in the end I had to replace the battery power supply to cdi socket (couldn't source one easily, so I borrowed one of the sockets from the dual ign map connection in the same cdi connector).

I'd gladly try your cdi, but being in canada... im sure the shipping would be killer eh lol. One thing to keep in mind, is that an e start cdi is not compatible with a kicker. On the battery bikes, 12v is supplied to the cdi when the key is on.
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