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Post by JR on May 29, 2014 19:54:08 GMT -6
I bought a new digital multimeter. It doesn't have a 10 setting for DCV so I had to use the 20 on the dial. Here's a picture showing the wires and how I numbered them: (Wire #3 is hard to see, but it's the yellow black wire)  Now for the breakdown: (with Ignition = Me pressing the starter button to try and start the engine) 1. Key On + Kill set to Fun = 0.37v, Key Off or Kill Off = 0.0v 2. Key On + Kill set to Fun = 13.05v, Key Off = 0.0v, Kill Off = 13.05v 3. Key On + Kill set to Fun = 0.0v, with Ignition = 0.3v 4. Key On + Kill Set to Fun = 0.0v, with Ignition = 0.4v to 0.22v (spiked at 0.4v then quickly dropped to 0.25v or 0.22v) 5. Key On + Kill Set to Fun = 0.36v, Key Off or Kill Off = 0.0v, with Ignition = 0.6v I don't have a 6th wire there... so... I didn't bother testing that lead. I'm not exactly sure what to make of those results. If you need to ask any questions for clarification, please do. I can take a pic of my multimeter if need be so you can see the setting I had it at. If there are any additional tests you need me to take to help me diagnose this, please just tell me what to test for. Thanks again for all your help.
#1 is kill wire, should read 0v at all times. Doesn't matter if the key is off or on, it is a ground wire. Either your meter is messing up or you have a wire touching somewhere feeding it this very small amount of current. Any voltage at all is incorrect.
#2 is 12Vdc CDI feed wire all readings are correct.
#3 is feed wire from CDI to coil, very hard to read this at all and I presume when you say with ignition you mean turning the engine over? A ordinary meter isn't fast enough to get any accurate readings on this wire, I would say the reading is incorrect but again you can't read this wire.
#4 is the ground should have 0v on all functions, grounds have no voltage, if you do have current then you've got either a hot wire crossed on it or even a possible bad ignition switch or even a incorrect CDI. Do you know for a fact you bought a DC type CDI? If you put a AC type on then it'll never run.
#5 is pulse coil (trigger) wire from the stator. With the engine turning over it should as others stated read between .5 to 2.5 Vac.
Pull the plugs out of the CDI and test each wire again like this:
#1 Set your meter to the ohms scale reading, touch both probes to each other and take note of the reading on your meter. Then with the engine kill switch in the run position, put one lead to the black/white wire, the other to the negative post of the battery, you should get no movement or ohms resistance on your meter. Then with the meter still hooked up put the kill switch in the off (engine kill) position and then take note of the reading, it should read nearly the same as when you touched the two meter leads together to start with, if not then we have a problem.
#2 is fine, it's the DC feed to the CDI with the key on, you've already confirmed this.
#3 should read 0v, nothing.
#4 is again a ground, put one lead to the negative post of the battery and the other to this green wire, it should read just like when you put the two meter lead wires together full resistance
. #5 is pulse coil feed wire, should read 0v with scooter not running. Should read from .05 to 2.5Vac with engine being turned over.
JR
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by: JR - May 28, 2014 13:34:52 GMT -6
Post by JR on May 28, 2014 13:34:52 GMT -6
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Post by JR on May 27, 2014 20:55:00 GMT -6
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Post by JR on May 27, 2014 17:45:34 GMT -6
This is a 3-phase stator, the three yellow wires are what you test. Charge the battery, unhook the 3 yellow wires and start the scooter. Test each wire from a pattern of
1 to 2
1 to 3
2 to 3
Do not test to ground. On each test you should have at idle 50Vac+ and revved up it should go as high as 120Vac. All three legs must test close to equal if not then it's time for a stator.
JR
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by: JR - May 27, 2014 17:26:18 GMT -6
Post by JR on May 27, 2014 17:26:18 GMT -6
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Post by JR on May 27, 2014 17:20:25 GMT -6
 Yes by all means tell us more about yourself and we love Pics!  JR
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by: JR - May 27, 2014 6:07:29 GMT -6
Post by JR on May 27, 2014 6:07:29 GMT -6
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Post by JR on May 26, 2014 7:50:27 GMT -6
Ok the Bello has a 3-phase stator either a 11 or 12 coil type. The lights you mention that come on with the key are the tail light and a little running light in the head light and run off of the battery with the key on and like most scooters the headlights run with the engine running which is tied off of the rectifier, all good and normal.
The other clone scooter with the 4-wire R/R is a single phase 6 or 8 coil stator and lights only work with the engine running, that is correct. Do not jump the wires you mentioned with it running or you'll blow the R/R.
The three wires you have circled appear to be mirror light wires. Some scooters have little running lights on the mirrors and if this is what they are then they will only be hot when the engine is running. One should be a ground and the other two hot with the engine running.
JR
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by: JR - May 26, 2014 7:41:03 GMT -6
Post by JR on May 26, 2014 7:41:03 GMT -6
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Post by JR on May 25, 2014 19:23:46 GMT -6
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by: JR - May 25, 2014 16:30:38 GMT -6
Post by JR on May 25, 2014 16:30:38 GMT -6
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Post by JR on May 23, 2014 20:24:44 GMT -6
Sent him word on another forum.
JR
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by: JR - May 22, 2014 21:31:00 GMT -6
Post by JR on May 22, 2014 21:31:00 GMT -6
SCOOTS,SCOOPS,SPOONS,OPSINS,POISON,PRISON,ROPING,GORING,BORING,BINGOS,BIOGEN,BINGES,BENIGN,GINNED,PINNED,TINNED,DIPNET,PITTED,FITTED,FITTER,FATTER,TATTER,TARGET,GARTER,BARTER,CARTER,BRACER,TRACER,CRATER,CREATE,CARTED,PARTED,DARTED,DRAPED,PADDLE,PUDDLE,MUDDLE,HUDDLE,FUDDLE,FIDDLE,DEFILE,REFILE,RELIVE,VIEWER,WEAVER,LEAVER,BEAVER,VERBAL,BALLER,CALLER,TALLER,REALLY,RELAYS,DELAYS,PLAYED,FLAYED,AFIELD,FIELDS,FISHED,DISHED,SHIELD,LASHED,SHAMED,SHAVED,SLAVED,VALUED,VALUES,VALVES,LEAVES,SLEAVE,VALISE,CALVES,CLEVIS,DEVILS,SLIDES,GLIDES,SLEIGH,HIGHES,HEIGHT,WEIGHT,EIGHTH,THIGHS,SIGHTS,FIGHTS,FIFTHS,SHIFTS,SHIRTS,SKIRTS,SKORTS,STORES,SHORES,SNORES,SPORES,SPORTS,SHORTS,STROWS,STRAWS,WASTES,STAWES,WATERS,EXTRAS,STARES,STALES,STAPLE,LAPSED,PLACED,PLACES,SCALPS,SCALES,SLAVES,VESSEL,LEVELS,BEVELS,BLEEPS,SLEEPS,SPEEDS,SPADES,SHADES,SHARES,SHARKS,SPARKS,SPEARS,SPARES,ERASES,SEARED,DREAMS,SEAMED,MASHED,DASHED,HASHED,HUSHED,BUSHED,PUSHED,GUSHED,GUSTED,BUSTED,BUSTER,DUSTER,STURDY,TRUSTY,CRUSTY,STRUCK,TRUCKS,RUCKUS,SUCKER,PUCKER,BUCKER,BECKER,CREEKS,CHEEKS,CHEESE,CHEEPS,CHEERS,SPEECH,EPOCHS,CHOKES,CHECKS,CHICKS,CHINKS,CHUNKS,CHUCKS,CLUCKS,CLOCKS,FLOCKS,FLICKS,SLICKS,SICKLY,STICKY,TRICKY,TRICKS,BRICKS,PRICKS,CRICKS,CROCKS,CRACKS,TRACKS,TRACES,BRACES,BRAKES,BRAKED,BACKED,BUCKED,SUCKED,DUCKED,DECKED,DOCKED,LOCKED,SOCKED,SACKED,TACKED,TALKED,BALKED,BAILED,BALLED,CALLED,DECALS,SCALDS,SALADS,SANDAL,ISLAND,INLAND,DENIAL,DENTAL,MENTAL,MANGLE,TANGLE,ANGLES,FLANGE,REGNAL,ANGERS,BANGER,HANGER,HUNGER,HUGGER,BUGGER,BUGGED,MUGGED,HUGGED,LUGGED,LOGGED,FOGGED,FORGED,FORGES,GORGES,GOUGER,GOUGED,HOGGED,DOGGED,LODGED,DODGED,DODGES,LODGES,GLOWED,PLOWED,FLOWED,FLOWER,BLOWER,BELOWS,BOWLES,SLOWER,WOLVES,LOVERS,COVERS,SCORES,SOCCER,CORSET,ESCROW,CROWED,POWDER,DOWSER,POWERS,BOWERS,TOWERS,TOWELS,BOWELS,DOWELS,SLOWED,BLOWED,BOWLED,HOWLED,BEHOLD,HOLDER,FOLDER,COLDER,SOLDER,BOLDER,MOLDER,MODERN,RANDOM,DOMAIN,ALMOND,MONDAY,MAUNDY,DYNAMO,NOMADS,SALMON,MELONS,FELONS,SOFTEN,SOFTER,EFFORT,FORTES,SIFTER,SITTER,SETTER,BETTER,WETTER,LETTER,FETTER,STREET,STEREO,ZEROES,HEROES,WHORES,HORSES,HOVERS,HOOVER,HOOTER,HOOKER,COOKER,BOOKER,LOOKER ROOKIE |
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by: JR - May 21, 2014 3:57:15 GMT -6
Post by JR on May 21, 2014 3:57:15 GMT -6
SCOOTS,SCOOPS,SPOONS,OPSINS,POISON,PRISON,ROPING,GORING,BORING,BINGOS,BIOGEN,BINGES,BENIGN,GINNED,PINNED,TINNED,DIPNET,PITTED,FITTED,FITTER,FATTER,TATTER,TARGET,GARTER,BARTER,CARTER,BRACER,TRACER,CRATER,CREATE,CARTED,PARTED,DARTED,DRAPED,PADDLE,PUDDLE,MUDDLE,HUDDLE,FUDDLE,FIDDLE,DEFILE,REFILE,RELIVE,VIEWER,WEAVER,LEAVER,BEAVER,VERBAL,BALLER,CALLER,TALLER,REALLY,RELAYS,DELAYS,PLAYED,FLAYED,AFIELD,FIELDS,FISHED,DISHED,SHIELD,LASHED,SHAMED,SHAVED,SLAVED,VALUED,VALUES,VALVES,LEAVES,SLEAVE,VALISE,CALVES,CLEVIS,DEVILS,SLIDES,GLIDES,SLEIGH,HIGHES,HEIGHT,WEIGHT,EIGHTH,THIGHS,SIGHTS,FIGHTS,FIFTHS,SHIFTS,SHIRTS,SKIRTS,SKORTS,STORES,SHORES,SNORES,SPORES,SPORTS,SHORTS,STROWS,STRAWS,WASTES,STAWES,WATERS,EXTRAS,STARES,STALES,STAPLE,LAPSED,PLACED,PLACES,SCALPS,SCALES,SLAVES,VESSEL,LEVELS,BEVELS,BLEEPS,SLEEPS,SPEEDS,SPADES,SHADES,SHARES,SHARKS,SPARKS,SPEARS,SPARES,ERASES,SEARED,DREAMS,SEAMED,MASHED,DASHED,HASHED,HUSHED,BUSHED,PUSHED,GUSHED,GUSTED,BUSTED,BUSTER,DUSTER,STURDY,TRUSTY,CRUSTY,STRUCK,TRUCKS,RUCKUS,SUCKER,PUCKER,BUCKER,BECKER,CREEKS,CHEEKS,CHEESE,CHEEPS,CHEERS,SPEECH,EPOCHS,CHOKES,CHECKS,CHICKS,CHINKS,CHUNKS,CHUCKS,CLUCKS,CLOCKS,FLOCKS,FLICKS,SLICKS,SICKLY,STICKY,TRICKY,TRICKS,BRICKS,PRICKS,CRICKS,CROCKS,CRACKS,TRACKS,TRACES,BRACES,BRAKES,BRAKED,BACKED,BUCKED,SUCKED,DUCKED,DECKED,DOCKED,LOCKED,SOCKED,SACKED,TACKED,TALKED,BALKED,BAILED,BALLED,CALLED,DECALS,SCALDS,SALADS,SANDAL,ISLAND,INLAND,DENIAL,DENTAL,MENTAL,MANGLE,TANGLE,ANGLES,FLANGE,REGNAL,ANGERS,BANGER,HANGER,HUNGER,HUGGER,BUGGER,BUGGED,MUGGED,HUGGED,LUGGED,LOGGED,FOGGED,FORGED,FORGES,GORGES,GOUGER,GOUGED,HOGGED,DOGGED,LODGED,DODGED,DODGES,LODGES,GLOWED,PLOWED,FLOWED,FLOWER,BLOWER,BELOWS,BOWLES,SLOWER,WOLVES,LOVERS,COVERS,SCORES,SOCCER,CORSET,ESCROW,CROWED,POWDER,DOWSER,POWERS,BOWERS,TOWERS,TOWELS,BOWELS,DOWELS,SLOWED,BLOWED,BOWLED,HOWLED,BEHOLD,HOLDER,FOLDER,COLDER,SOLDER,BOLDER,MOLDER,MODERN,RANDOM,DOMAIN,ALMOND,MONDAY,MAUNDY,DYNAMO,NOMADS,SALMON,MELONS,FELONS,SOFTEN,SOFTER,EFFORT,FORTES,SIFTER,SITTER,SETTER,BETTER,WETTER,LETTER,FETTER,STREET,STEREO,ZEROES,HEROES,WHORES,HORSES Man that's a big jump form WHORES To HORSES! LOL HOVERS |
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Post by JR on May 21, 2014 3:54:36 GMT -6
Is someone telling us they are on a diet?   JR |
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