Posted June 7, 201014 yr hi im new here and i cant work out how the puser coil works on my dt when it dosent have anything pusing past it. Can anyone tell me how it nows how to send power to the cdi at the right moment. this is driving me nuts i hope i´ve missed something really stupid thanks in advance
June 7, 201014 yr Moderator hi im new here and i cant work out how the puser coil works on my dt when it dosent have anything pusing past it. Can anyone tell me how it nows how to send power to the cdi at the right moment. this is driving me nuts i hope i´ve missed something really stupid thanks in advance Hi I think that its the spacing of the magnets inside the flywheel. There is a gap, well slightly wider spacing at one point and i think the CDI can 'see' the gap. At least thats my understanding anyway.
June 7, 201014 yr Author Hi I think that its the spacing of the magnets inside the flywheel. There is a gap, well slightly wider spacing at one point and i think the CDI can 'see' the gap. At least thats my understanding anyway.
June 7, 201014 yr Author Hi I think that its the spacing of the magnets inside the flywheel. There is a gap, well slightly wider spacing at one point and i think the CDI can 'see' the gap. At least thats my understanding anyway. cheers man i will check that 2mrw and let you know how it goes i dont surpose you know the ohms values of the stat coils by any chance
June 7, 201014 yr Moderator cheers man i will check that 2mrw and let you know how it goes i dont surpose you know the ohms values of the stat coils by any chance Check the resistance of the magneto stator coils Pulser white/red to black = 12.4 Ohm +- 10% Source coil, Brown to black = 420 Ohm +- 10% I wondered how the pulse occurs at the right moment too, dont worry too much about it though, just check with a strobe light and you will see it is correct. there will be some lines on the rotor and a line on the casing.
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