2007 Kymco Grandvista 250 no spark By garyv (Read 2,940 times)

[cyborg]

If it reads good then the coil has given up the ghost or you have an intermittent engine to frame ground

[cyborg]

Or one or more of the wire connector plugs is not fully together or corroded slightly or one of the plug pins got pushed out of the plastic plugs

[garyv]

I stopped by the dealership last night and they have ordered a stator. Does the pick up coil/Hall Effect sensor comes as part of that?

[cyborg]

Not sure,,,

[garyv]

It took over 2 weeks for the stator to arrive. They installed it and said it started - once. The starter went out. I didn't get to hear it and now waiting for a new starter.

[garyv]

They got the starter installed and it starts but they tore a gasket of some kind and have to order it.  Over 6 weeks and it’s still not done.

[ellpee]

Not sure which is worse, "we won't touch anything Chinese" or "oops, that wasn't it, now let's try this." My sympathy, garyv.

[garyv]

Well it was resolved. When they replaced the stator they reused the old gasket and it leaked. (probably forgot to order one with the stator order)

The starter ended up not getting replaced. I had told them them to save all of the old parts. I was told the next week that the tech was comparing the old starter to the new starter and decided to look into the old starter - he found a "sticking brush" so he was able to free it up and I didn't need a starter after all.
After nearly three months all they ended up doing was replacing the stator and fixing things that it didn't need. After some arguing , I got the invoice reduced to $360.00. (Supposedly it was over $600.00 and they presented me initially with $490.00)
It runs and drives, just in time to put away for the winter

[cyborg]

Well it was a long road but at least she’s up and running good