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Installation and Troubleshooting Guide 

 

 

 

     

 

 

        

This installation is to be completed by an Authorized Dealer or Professional Service 

      Technician. For questions regarding installation or warranty, call CDI Tech Support  

      at 866-423-4832. Do not return to the Dealer or Distributor where the part was purchased. 

      Contact CDI Electronics Directly for Return Material Authorization. 

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ENGINE WILL NOT ACCELERATE BEYOND 2500 RPM (Runs smooth below that RPM): 

 

1.  Verify the engine is not actually over heating by using a digital pyrometer. 

2.  Check the routing of the Tan temperature wires, an example of a bad location is shown below. The Tan wires have to be located as 

far away as possible from the spark plug wires.

 

 

 Unacceptable routing for the temp wire (V6 engine shown). 

 

3.  Verify the engine is not overheating and disconnect the Tan temperature sensor wire. If the engine performs normally, check both 

temperature sensors and replace the defective one. 

4.  If there is not any indication of a problem at this point, replace the Power Pack. 

 

ENGINE STAYS IN QUICK-START: 

 

1.  Check the Yellow/Red wire for DC voltage while the engine is running. You should only see voltage on this wire while the starter 

solenoid is engaged. A voltage reading of 5-7 VDC will not engage the starter solenoid but will engage Quick Start. Check the 

starter solenoid, harness, and ignition switch. 

2.  Short the White/Black temperature switch wire from the Power Pack to engine ground. Start the engine, if the Quick Start drops out 

after approximately 5 seconds, replace the White/Black temperature switch. 

3.  Disconnect the Black/White wire from the Power Pack. If the Quick Start feature is not now working, replace the Power Pack. 

 

ENGINE DIES WHEN QUICK-START DROPS OUT: 

 

1.  Check ignition timing at idle with the White/Black temperature wire disconnected. Remember to allow for the drop in ignition timing 

when Quick Start disengages. Verify ignition timing after engine has warmed up, according to the service manual. 

 

QUICKSTART DOES NOT WORK: 

 

1.  Check DVA from the Orange to the Orange/Black Power coil wires while connected to the Power Pack. The reading should be 8-24 

DVA. A reading above 24 V indicates a problem in the Power Pack while a reading below 8 DVA usually indicates a problem in the 

Stator. 

 

 

WILL NOT RUN WHEN HOT: 

 

1.  Check the Stator resistance and DVA as given below: 

 

Read from         

 

Read to                 

 

 

 

 

 

Ohms           DVA (Connected)     DVA (Disconnected)         

Brown   (Stator)        

Brown/ White (or Brown/Yellow) Stator      900-1200 

Ω

 

     150-400 V                  150-400 V 

Orange (Power Coil)   

Orange/Black (Power Coil)  

                       50-60 

Ω

 

 

  11-22 V                    45-120 V  

 

2.  Test the Optical sensor while hot (CDI P/N 511-4017 Optical Sensor Tester) or by using another Optical sensor for testing. 

Summary of Contents for 113-4985

Page 1: ...ATION 1 Disconnect the negative battery cable 2 Remove Encoder wheel cover Power Pack cover and Voltage Regulator cover Between the timing cover and the Power Pack 3 Disconnect the Stator wire connector from the Power Pack 4 Disconnect the harness wire connector from the Power Pack 5 Disconnect the Optical sensor wire connector from the Optical sensor 6 Disconnect the spark plug wires from the spa...

Page 2: ...y 6 Verify the engine is turning in a clockwise direction If not see TRIES TO RUN BACKWARDS 7 Check the Power Pack and Ignition coil ground wires for corrosion and tightness 8 If the engine loses spark after the key switch is disengaged check the DVA on the Stator s Power Coil If the DVA is low the Stator is likely defective 9 Check the battery voltage on the Yellow Red wire while cranking the eng...

Page 3: ...roximately 100 Ω between the connectors on either end POWER PACK REPEATEDLY BLOWS ON SAME CYLINDER 1 Replace the Ignition coil on the cylinder dropping spark ENGINE WILL NOT STOP KILL 1 Disconnect the stop wire at the Power Pack Connect a jumper wire to the stop terminal in the Power Pack and short it to engine ground If this stops the Power Pack from sparking the stop circuit has a fault Check th...

Page 4: ...low Red wire for DC voltage while the engine is running You should only see voltage on this wire while the starter solenoid is engaged A voltage reading of 5 7 VDC will not engage the starter solenoid but will engage Quick Start Check the starter solenoid harness and ignition switch 2 Short the White Black temperature switch wire from the Power Pack to engine ground Start the engine if the Quick S...

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