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TGB Blade 425 Quad: Ignition Module Fuse Burnout Issue with Two-Pin Plug

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  • #1 14013765
    betonmax1
    Level 12  
    I warmly welcome. I have a problem with the ignition module in the TGB Blade 425 quad. I need a pin header in this module. The moment I plug in a two-pin plug, it burns the IGNITION fuse. Anyone have any idea for this? In the store they told me that there is no way that the ignition module would burn a fuse.
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    #2 14016007
    BANANvanDYK
    Level 42  
    https://pl.scribd.com/doc/118413852/BLADE-425-400-ATV-service-manual
    According to the diagram (at the end of the service) it appears that there is a DC-CDI ignition installed, so there is a high probability that the module is damaged (short circuit) and blows fuse, unless you try to connect a regular AC-CDI module from a typical (Chinese) scooter.
    I did not browse the entire service, pinout can be given in the chapter with the electrician, only that with the replacement of this module can be a problem. It's best if you ask the importer.
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  • #3 14017034
    betonmax1
    Level 12  
    Hey. Generally, I thought to apply a module from the Chinese quad because the pins are on the electrode, I'm afraid not to burn something else.

    TGB Blade 425 Quad: Ignition Module Fuse Burnout Issue with Two-Pin Plug


    Generally there are three plugins in this module. I just read that after unplugging the last 6-pin plug, it will work in such a way as if the electronic block was removed so I think about using some such module with regulation. What do you think?
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  • #4 14020133
    BANANvanDYK
    Level 42  
    It is unlikely to fit a Chinese quad - AC-CDI types are usually used there.
    I advise you to buy the original from TGB.
    Substitutes are hard to recommend, because it is Chinese shit or too expensive.
  • #5 14081711
    sstaniszewski
    Level 15  
    Did the colleague handle this module, because I tried to replace it with the casoli black module but the effect is that it fires but I do not want to turn on the revolutions, shoots, suffocates.
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  • #6 14083328
    betonmax1
    Level 12  
    Hello. Unfortunately, I have not moved anything yet. maybe you know some way to dissolve this resin or what is it flooded?
  • #7 14092893
    betonmax1
    Level 12  
    Welcome. I managed to get this ignition module with a guarantee. But I have a problem. The spark is only after the first rotation then it disappears, you have to turn the ignition off and on again and again it is only at the first turn. Do you have any ideas what could have happened yet?
  • #8 14133697
    sstaniszewski
    Level 15  
    Hello
    I finally managed to run the casoli black module in this quad here, it crushes the cables.

    TGB Blade 425 Quad: Ignition Module Fuse Burnout Issue with Two-Pin Plug
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The discussion revolves around an ignition module issue in the TGB Blade 425 quad, where connecting a two-pin plug causes the ignition fuse to burn out. Users suggest that the problem may stem from a damaged DC-CDI ignition module, potentially due to a short circuit. There are concerns about using a substitute AC-CDI module from a Chinese quad, as compatibility issues may arise. One user reports difficulties with a replacement module that fails to maintain consistent spark after initial ignition. The conversation highlights the importance of using original parts from TGB to avoid complications with substitutes.
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