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Scooters - 125 to 300 => Agility 125 => Topic started by: Kontera on June 08, 2010, 12:54:34 AM
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Alrite. I ordered this new CDI unit that supposed to be unrestricted. it just came in today. I went and replaced the old CDI unit and put everything back together. When i pushed the starter button it tried to start but didnt. then my whole electric system went out. when i turn the key i get no blinkers no horn nothing. it wont crank up or anything... i checked the fuse to see if maybe it had blown out but it was fine. Any ideas???
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..agility 125 does not have a restricted cdi...
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well sh**. either way this CDI i got spazzed out the scooter and it wont do anything at all. any suggestions?
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There has to be another fuse. I can't imagine it burning out the ign. switch. Maybe tho. Start at the battery, and follow the circuit to the switch, and so on, You can do the basics w/ a test light, but a DMM is better. To make it all easier I would remove all the plastics. You may have burnt the regulator, and it will be easier to trace it all out. There are service manuals in the general section under "links to service manuals". Now that I said it... I would test the regulator first
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yes. after taking a look at the wiring diagram i found a second fuse. its coming from the ignition key switch. i took the front cover off of the scooter but cannot find the fuse any ideas on that?
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http://webservices.motorsportdealers.com/parts/partImages/KYM/2/03/04/0067.Gif (http://webservices.motorsportdealers.com/parts/partImages/KYM/2/03/04/0067.Gif) I see two fuses right at the battery. Do you have the service manual?
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so really my best bet would be to remove all of the plastics to find any and all fuses?
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DO YOU HAVE TWO FUSES RIGHT BY THE BATTERY ONE 7A THE OTHER 15A
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all i found was one but i gotta remove the plastics to get better access to see if there is a second one...
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UPDATE: alrite i found the second fuse and it was blown so i replaced it and tried it again. the new CDI unit blew the fuse again. So is it possible to put a stronger fuse in? like instead of 7A like an 8A or 9A? or would that not work? If not then i go back to using the old CDI
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Nah, no good if it is blowing fuses and you increase the size of the fuse you will end up burning out your wiring, go back to the correct cdi.
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..like i said before, the OEM cdi of the A125 is not restricted...
..whatever cdi you bought is not for your scoot...
..it would not be wise to continue trying to use it, as eventually you might fry more than just a fuse...
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alrite ill put the old CDI back in and replace the fuse and put all the plastics back together. thanks for the help guys!
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..kontera, there are other things that you can do to get more pep and speed out of your scoot, if that was what you're trying to do...
;D
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HE SHOULD GO TO THE CLUTCH & VARIATOR AREA
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i had trouble getting the cover of the CVT off. I took out all the screws but it wouldnt budge... any ideas on removing that? Ive thought about getting some 11 or 12g Dr. Pulley sliders but i didnt wanna order them until i knew i would be able to get to em
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...you should either get you some cheap rollers, in various wts, or a roller tuning kit before you buy a specific wt of sliders....
..tune your cvt with the kit..or rollers..
..when you determine the best wt of roller for your setup, ...
..then buy ONE set of sliders or high quality rollers in that dialed in weight...
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SOUNDS LIKE GOOD ADVISE
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i had trouble getting the cover of the CVT off. I took out all the screws but it wouldnt budge... any ideas on removing that? Ive thought about getting some 11 or 12g Dr. Pulley sliders but i didnt wanna order them until i knew i would be able to get to em
You missed a screw somewhere...
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..there are also a cpl of guide pins..could be that have siezed up...
..pop the cover with a rubber hammer a cpl times...