View Full Version : gsxr400 93 fry'n cdi units
wopbop
14th July 2007, 03:08
Well people as ya can see im new to the site
and my first post is a problen
i have a gsxr 400 93 that is over charging which i now know ! some people tell me this won't cause the problem others tell me it will
any way it got a new starter, repaired some striped wires gat a new cdi unit thought i had it fixed pluged it in and i went about starting it with a half charged battery and 200 quid went up in smoke !
any way being the car mechanic i am i opened a car ecu and removed the things i needed to repair it to my suprize it worked
bike started ran fine ??????????? now the only difference waz i used jump leads to a car battery on the floor of the workshop
now with excitment of going for a test run i put a old battery in joined it up and hooked up jump leads to power it went to start it and notting !!!???
the only thing i done waz put in a battery?
help ?????????????:dodge:
cowpoos
14th July 2007, 12:50
check the voltage regulator...
El Dopa
15th July 2007, 10:56
Reg/rec is probably fried.
This might help:
http://www.electrosport.com/electrosport_fault_finding.html
Or:
http://members.stormi.ca/BABBS/viewtopic.php?t=7931&highlight=reg+rec
Or:
http://members.stormi.ca/BABBS/viewtopic.php?t=8207&highlight=
wopbop
17th July 2007, 21:37
Ihave looked at the wiring of the cdi thats the link in the middle!
now i says it's for a bandit but looks the same?
only difference ic i have all the wires in diag 10d60
but the black/blue tracer is where the brown is and brown where the black/blue tracer is like 10d00 diag but i have the green /yellow tracer like the diag 10d60
now i checked a friend's gsxr last night and his waz the same as diag 10d60
but his waz 96 ??????????????????????help???????????????:shutup:
any help before i go mad !
o ya for those that dont know what diag means its diagram mmmmk!
Ihave looked at the wiring of the cdi thats the link in the middle!
now i says it's for a bandit but looks the same?
only difference ic i have all the wires in diag 10d60
but the black/blue tracer is where the brown is and brown where the black/blue tracer is like 10d00 diag but i have the green /yellow tracer like the diag 10d60
now i checked a friend's gsxr last night and his waz the same as diag 10d60
but his waz 96 ??????????????????????help???????????????:shutup:
any help before i go mad !
o ya for those that dont know what diag means its diagram mmmmk!
since you are on KB, it is too late you have gone mad already, and welcome to the site
what is the history of the bike, is it possible it has been rewired prior to your ownership?
As for your wiring, make sure you are comparing the same model units, then trace the wires to confirm they are going to the correct points, don't worry so much what colour the wires are so much as identifying the curcuits correclty, it is not unknown for there to be colour differneces between different years,
wopbop
18th July 2007, 21:29
i waz born mad !:)
right the wire's are in the right place for the 93 gsxr
so last night i removed the reg/rec
from the loomb
and heart jumping out of my chest pluged in the new cdi
and glad to say she runs perfect :yes:
so i went for a quick spin and its fine so i imagine a new one of those and im flying!
only thing is from all the fu@k'n around my plugs are fouled up
any one know what plugs they take and oil or gear oil
because in ireland no one has any info on em?
thanks for all your help lads
if you PM geoffm (http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/member.php?u=675)
I think he has a manual that might help in electronic form
F5 Dave
27th July 2007, 12:57
Only just seen this thread & not read too deeply.
So the regulator was replaced yes? What happens is the regulator dies & voltage soars often taking out the battery, headlight bulb, stator & the CDI.
Obviously you will have checked that the voltage on a running bike is less than 15V or the whole damn vicious cycle will reoccur.
Don't run oversized bulbs or run the oil level low. Always preserve nature, wear a helmet & don't fuk skanky hoes.
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