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Yamaha DT 125: No Spark Issue, Testing Pulser Operation with Meter & 0.33 Ohms Resistance

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  • #1 16525372
    chudy0321
    Level 9  
    hello I have a question about the yamaha dt 125 motor and so I was driving suddenly bach went out after taking it to the garage I stated that probably the impulse fell down how to check its operation with a meter I measured and had a resistance of 0.33 ohms but I do not know if this works
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  • #2 16525927
    BANANvanDYK
    Level 42  
    What model code? Not necessarily the pulser had to go. Where and what did you measure?
  • #3 16527069
    chudy0321
    Level 9  
    on the solder from the pulser and on the cables coming from it and shows 0.33 ohms I do not know if it is a little or a lot and as to the model, what is the model? yamaha from 2002 probably LC2
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  • #4 16527698
    BANANvanDYK
    Level 42  
    Disconnect the pulser from the module and then measure. The pulsator is white-blue and white-red wires. It is impossible that there was a short circuit, I have not encountered such a case yet. By the way, check the resistance of the CDI power coil.
    In DT125 from this period there were also 3RM emergency modules.
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  • #7 16529613
    BANANvanDYK
    Level 42  
    It is 0.33 k?, so 330 ohms, that's fine. Why only cut wires?
    The power coil cables are led out of the stator and terminated with a two-pin plug. Black and red and green and white colors.
    The second picture shows the voltage regulator.
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  • #8 16530354
    chudy0321
    Level 9  
    oh I'm not an electrician with measurements on the meter, it's just badly what I see from the Internet :) cables cut off because I replaced the pulser, where is the CDI resistance coil? what does BananVanDyk write? under the magnet?
  • #10 16560638
    chudy0321
    Level 9  
    hello i replaced the ignition coil and there is still no spark what else can be checked
  • #11 20191059
    addam11
    Level 2  
    Hello. I had a similar problem with the lack of a spark in dt125 x, at the beginning it disappeared until it completely disappeared: all measurements were checked and everything was ok. Jumper on the black and white cable (alarm), jumpers on the clutch and foot sensors, replaced module 1D0-00, checked cables and all plugs, search for a short to ground, checked ignition and ignition and starter on / off replacement of the coil, wire, spark plug, pipes proven hall sensor. A week of nerves, reading and searching, replacing the battery, no ideas and suddenly the perpetrator .... Yamaha DT 125: No Spark Issue, Testing Pulser Operation with Meter & 0.33 Ohms Resistance
    Yamaha DT 125: No Spark Issue, Testing Pulser Operation with Meter & 0.33 Ohms Resistance
    Yamaha DT 125: No Spark Issue, Testing Pulser Operation with Meter & 0.33 Ohms Resistance
    tin soldering iron and everything works for me, even a trace of tin was not, maybe it will help someone, greetings.
  • #12 20192128
    BANANvanDYK
    Level 42  
    Being so lucky is like winning the lottery. Didn't the magnet wheel rub against the stator anymore? It really is rare for a solder to come off at two points simultaneously, from the solder tip and the wire end.
  • #13 20192230
    addam11
    Level 2  
    I did not pay attention to the general rubbing of the colleague who checked the bike, he said that everything was stiff when it comes to the magnesium wheel. If it rubs, do I have to worry? any suggestions or diagnosis? I don't know anything about it, in fact, he starts his adventure with DT. In the photo it looks like something was scuffed, but strange that the orange spot would be rubbed and the blue spot would not. I don't know if it should look like this. After solid soldering, I must say that either I haven't been driving for a long time or she really got a kick. After the purchase, the bike flown without any reservations until the fault, but now I think it is even better.

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    Should it be like this?
  • #14 20192397
    BANANvanDYK
    Level 42  
    When the magnet wheel starts rubbing against the stator, it will start to heat up, causing the winding to burn.
    Abrasion may occur as a result of wear of the crankshaft bearings (excessive play) or the distension of the crankshaft (usually as a result of performing repairs to the engine contrary to art).
  • #15 20196319
    addam11
    Level 2  
    Hello, however, this is not the end of my problem. The motor is hot when it is hot, where to look for the cause?

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Yamaha DT 125 experiencing a no spark issue. The user initially suspects a faulty pulser and measures its resistance at 0.33 ohms, seeking confirmation on its validity. Responses suggest checking the pulser's connections and measuring the CDI power coil's resistance, which should be around 330 ohms. The user replaces the ignition coil but still encounters no spark, prompting further inquiries about potential issues, including the condition of the magnet wheel and stator. Other users share experiences of similar problems, emphasizing the importance of checking for short circuits, ensuring proper soldering, and examining the crankshaft bearings for wear that could lead to magnet wheel rubbing against the stator.
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