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Loncin 250cc Quad No Spark Issue: Replaced Ignition Coil, Module, Wires & More - Seeking Advice

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  • #1 16637213
    lisekey
    Level 15  
    Hello
    I have a problem in the ATV described above, such parts have already been replaced:
    -the ignition coil
    - ignition module
    -wires, pipe
    - own installation so that there is only a spark.

    The coil checked with the meter, the resistance is fine, i.e. the charging coil has a value of about 300 and the pulser 141, so it's ok, the mass is everywhere, the problem is exactly on the black and yellow wire that connects the module with the ignition coil because, as far as I know, it should be on before the voltage of the order of 10-12v during the shooting and it should be variable, and this value during the shooting increases to different values and then drops and after stopping the turning with the starter, the value jumps again so much that it is negative and goes down and the question is what is going on?

    I am asking all forum members for help, any suggestion will be helpful.
    Greetings.
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  • #2 16637244
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    Check the cable in the ignition module responsible for extinguishing, if it connects to ground, there will be no spark, you can try to disconnect it from the module and check the spark.
  • #3 16637247
    lisekey
    Level 15  
    Tried disengaging and nothing helped.
  • #4 16637256
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    Take photos of the impusator coil module and engine cubes and post on the forum from the photos something will come up sooner
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  • #6 16637307
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    This is a lot of possibilities, since you bought a new module, the coil requires 2 cables from the motor, not counting the weight, and one for the coil from the module to fire. Check all cables possible that you have mistaken the cables for the charging coils as the module's power supply. You should be feeding it from that one larger coil.
  • #7 16637317
    lisekey
    Level 15  
    no, black and red is from the module's power supply, blue is from the pulser, green is ground, white and yellow from the battery charging
  • #8 16637334
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    And which coil does this red and black one go to?
    I already repair a few magnetos and 50 percent of the damage is the module power coil has very thin wires wound and in the place of connection on its side to the wire these thin wires break off, the other 50 percent are modules
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  • #9 16637342
    lisekey
    Level 15  
    but if it was the fault of the coil, I would not have about 12v on the module, i.e. the black and red wire, maybe the ignition module is damaged, although I put the module from the quad 110 and the same
  • #10 16637348
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    And in 110 this module worked.
  • #11 16637371
    lisekey
    Level 15  
    so even 2 I have which I also assumed
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  • #12 16637374
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    This is something wrong with this modul power coil
  • #13 16637380
    lisekey
    Level 15  
    And if the pulser was damaged, what would be the symptoms with voltage on the black and yellow cable?
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    #14 16637387
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    The spark could occur, but not regularly, but from what you wrote, I measured it. In addition to checking with the meter, I put the cable from the pulser to the engine and turn the starter as it sparks when turning it, it recognizes that it is ok. The method is a bit stupid but effective, I do the same with the power coil, sometimes the meter shows that it is ok, but it is linden under load.
  • #15 16637391
    lisekey
    Level 15  
    and thanks for the advice I'm checking tomorrow :)
  • #16 16637394
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    Let me know what you can determine. greetings

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Loncin 250cc quad experiencing a no-spark issue despite replacing several components, including the ignition coil, ignition module, and wiring. The user has measured the resistance of the charging coil and pulser, finding them to be within acceptable ranges. However, the voltage on the black and yellow wire connecting the ignition module to the coil is inconsistent, raising concerns about potential wiring errors or module damage. Forum members suggest checking the ignition module's grounding cable, inspecting the wiring connections, and testing the pulser under load to diagnose the problem further. The user is encouraged to share photos of the components for additional insights.
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