I am new to all of this but i don't know where to connect the cdi box. i connected the ignition coil and spark plug but not the cdi box. help please
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On my wolf 50cc, it sits on a little peg right in front of the spark plug. Look for a black box that has the big six pin connector attached. Pull the old box, reconnect the 6 pin, put it back on the peg, done. Hope this helps
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It's on the right side under the seat assembly, the box slips into a rubber holder, the other end connects to the spark plug.
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Brian-- It took a while for me to find where the spark plug is located on this mower. Once I removed the cover I saw the plug and attempted to remove it with my socket wrench. The space available to this is very cramped and I couldn't get my socket around the base of the plug to remove it. After several attempts I finally gave up. I still have the original plug in the engine, and I guess I'll take it to a lawnmower service shop to change it next spring. Sorry I couldn't help you. I have changed dozens of plugs in all types of mowers but I have never seen one this difficult. Good luck. Steve Brian-- It took a while for me to find where the spark plug is located on this mower. Once I removed the cover I saw the plug and attempted to remove it with my socket wrench. The space available to this is very cramped and I couldn't get my socket around the base of the plug to remove it. After several attempts I finally gave up. I still have the original plug in the engine, and I guess I'll take it to a lawnmower service shop to change it next spring. Sorry I couldn't help you. I have changed dozens of plugs in all types of mowers but I have never seen one this difficult. Good luck. Steve
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you need to call customer service about that question. I had a problem with starting it.We got it started but only when i spray caburetor cleaner into carburetor to stat it.Thats the only way to get it started.
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First, change your spark plugs. Then you should read the codes, but they sometimes lie about which cylinder it is. To confirm the bad coil, you can disconnect the coil connector, and drive it. If it drives the same as when it is connected then it is a bad one. This doesn't work too good if more than one is bad.You could just replace all 8 and be done with it.
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The plug in is above the passenger side fog light, I had my whole car jacked up so it made it a bit easier. But straight above the fog light there is one plug that it will fit into. Unplug it and plug into the adaptor and plug it in. It has been working perfectly, gives the car a great look with some new xenon white lights to match the halos!!
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I have always just too plug wire loose and stuck a screw driver in the plug wire hold it close to the plug and pull starter rope to see if I had spark. If not starting I would suggest just replacing spark plug and make sure has fresh gas with correct oil mixture.
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I had to cap the extra wires, AND, I ran a jumper wire from the lighter (orange, I believe) to the harness because it was recommended on a Dodge forum. Something about the stock ignition power wire not working with after-market equipment. I used mine on an '05 Magnum, if that makes any difference.
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Have you tried letting the engine idle while attempting to connect? My 06 Focus wouldn't connect till the engine was idling in park, took about half a minute to a minute
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Was it covered as this is an electric ignition. First replace the battery. The take the stones out to see if you are getting a spark. Make sure you follow the instructions as it's not as simple at turn the knob and press the ignition button
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The wiring harness is there. It plugs right into the stock harness just like the stock assemblies.
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You don't have to but it would be a good idea to do the coil plug wires and plugs which would be a complete ignition system tune up. All Speed Customs
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If I recall correctly- look under the the electronic ignition button and go through the underside. Hope this helps. LEK
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Mine won't start, I checked the fuel filter, got no spark at the spark plug, so will check the gap at the coil. I suggest you inspect the spark plug.
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The coil is in the boot that slides over the spark plug. The number of coil packs you need are dependent on number of cylinders your engine has. You do not need to change all at the same time. Usual they fail one at a time but I notice they tend to start failing in multiples around the same time.
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make sure all the connections are fully pushed in (click) on your coil packs...then reset the computer. ...if that doesn't work then put new plugs in and check the injector rings may have gotten cracked when reinstalling them
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You'll need a cigarette lighter/DC outlet which is common in all Mercedes I am aware of, and an AUX outlet. In some Mercedes the AUX outlet is in the glove box, it may be inside the console or on the dash front as well. Have a look at your manual, you should find what you need there. In my ML500 it is in the glove box and there is an additional Lighter/DC outlet just underneath the glove box. Good luck!
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It is wired similar to connecting a fuse housing unit at the battery of the vehicle. You can use o-ring connectors to help in connecting the wires to each side of the breaker. You could connect the wire straight to the breaker, but be aware that you will have exposed copper within the engine compartment, this is not recommended. Hope this helps.