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bikerbabe
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 Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2005 5:15 pm Post subject: CDI units |
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Ok, brain picking time. On the back of my previous Failure to Start thread, it still doesn't start, and it's looking like it could be the CDI at fault. I'm going to test mine on another bike to be sure, but as I've been looking on Ebay today, I see loads of CDI units for other bikes.
Does anyone have an idea of which bikes have compatible CDIs and what would happen if I got one that fitted but wasn't compatible in 'electrickery' ways? 
Thanks 
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keithcross
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| Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2005 5:34 pm Post subject: |
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The CDI units from the following will fit.
Yamaha SZR660
Yamaha XTZ660
Any MZ 660
yamaha TDM 850 (watch the revs though as the rev limiter is set higher)
Keith
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jayded1
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Would you happen to know what CDI's fit a 125sx?
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DAVID THOMPSON
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F0ul_Oli
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| Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2005 6:30 am Post subject: |
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| keithcross wrote: | The CDI units from the following will fit.
Yamaha SZR660
Yamaha XTZ660
Any MZ 660
yamaha TDM 850 (watch the revs though as the rev limiter is set higher)
Keith |
The TDM surprises me - I always thought you needed the get the CDI unit off another bike with the same number of cylinders.
Another question I have is what year TDM? The ones after the 96 facelift have a different firing order to give a big twin noise!
Oli
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MuzzinMo
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Hi there!
You should watch out for a TDM 850 3VD item, not for the 4TX series.
The rev limiter is set at 8400rpm, ignition some degrees earlier (38° to 42°...not tooo sur about the numbers).
Just have a look ebay, good luck.
Regards, Mirko
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bikerbabe
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Thanks.............next question........anyone got one for sale at a decent price 'cos I tested mine on a mates bike and it's dead as a dead thing 
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bikerbabe
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| Quote: | if you find one for the 125's email me
as i have found nothing on the 125's except the starter relay |
Have found a great site with lots of stuff from Yammy 125's but I don't know what engine the SX has - is it a Yam of some kind?
Anyway, the site is http://www.cheshiremotorcyclesalvage.com/acatalog
and they've got everything but one for the Skorp
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