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No Spark in Loncin 125 Chinese Cross: Magnet, Module, Coil Replacement Advice Needed

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  • #1 17206333
    Xx-xX
    Level 7  
    After exchanging the damaged magnet and connecting as before, I still did not have a spark, so I replaced the module and the coil, but I still do not have a spark. Can anyone help me?
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    #2 17206364
    DriverMSG
    Admin of Computers group
    Does this scheme match your installation?
    No Spark in Loncin 125 Chinese Cross: Magnet, Module, Coil Replacement Advice Needed
  • #3 17206393
    Xx-xX
    Level 7  
    Exactly the same
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  • #4 17206402
    DriverMSG
    Admin of Computers group
    Check the voltage between the green and the red wire. It should be over 50V at start-up.
    Check or disconnect the Kill Switch. It can not short pins at start-up.
    Check if you receive impulses at the start of the blue wire.
  • #5 17206540
    Xx-xX
    Level 7  
    I do not have electricity on the blue from the pulse generator

    Added after 13 [minutes]:

    You could say how the electricity from the magnet is going in turn between these elements:
    Ignition switch
    Module
    Coil

    Added after 5 [minutes]:

    Well, but above all, I do not have anything on the blue from the magnet. What to do with this
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  • #6 17206982
    DriverMSG
    Admin of Computers group
    There the meter will not show much, it is only a minimal impulse. Measure the resistance between blue and green from the pulser.
  • #7 17207003
    Staszek49
    Level 35  
    Check the pulse pulse generator, the resistivity is about 120 - 140 ohms. Do not expect high currents from the pulser, because (as the name suggests) it gives only an impulse at a particular moment, i.e. when the "hump" of the magnetic wheel is over the pulser. Pay attention to its distance from the magnetic wheel, because it can not rub, the recommended distance is approx. 0.3 mm.
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  • #9 17208227
    Xx-xX
    Level 7  
    The resistance between blue and green is almost 160 Ohms
  • #10 17208431
    dziechu
    Level 27  
    The pulse generator (green and blue) can be connected to the LED (red, has the lowest "ignition" voltage, approx. 1.5V). For ProgCDI, they give the voltage range from the 2-30V pulse, so it must flash. Flashes should be visible at the start-up. They can be very short and hard to see, so it's best to check in the evening how it will darken.
  • #11 17218733
    Xx-xX
    Level 7  
    I measured the probe and noticed that the spark is but very little current is lost behind the module because on this wire from the coil there is only a small impulse. What a fault
  • #12 18050128
    RadziXK
    Level 6  
    What was the reason? I guess I have the same problem. Only that I do not have electricity at all from the pulser (blue and green cable). Everything from the spark I changed, the cables are probably ok.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting a Loncin 125 Chinese cross motorcycle that is experiencing a lack of spark despite replacing the magnet, module, and coil. Users suggest checking the voltage between the green and red wires, ensuring the kill switch is functioning properly, and verifying the pulse generator's output. The resistance between the blue and green wires from the pulser should be measured, with a typical range of 120-140 ohms. Additionally, the distance between the pulse generator and the magnetic wheel should be approximately 0.3 mm to ensure proper function. Some users report minimal current output from the module, indicating potential faults in the ignition system.
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