'91 nc30 no pickup after change new cdi

[NC35!]

There is no orange/blue on the wiring diagram, at least not coming from the CDI. There is a blue/yellow and yellow/blue, both for the coils, and there is a blue/orange for the oil pressure lamp, but no orange/blue.

The haynes is wrong. The orange/blue from the cdi is the speed limiter wire.

LOL! That's fine and handy! Thankfully I've not had any problems with wiring and looms yet, so I've not had to go in there!

Good to know for future reference that, thanks!

[dinv4]

so.where should I connect the orange/blue from the cdi

[Cammo]

so.where should I connect the orange/blue from the cdi

Connect it to a 12v ignition on source, but you'll need to solder a 2.2k resistor inline also (only a few pennies from an electrical shop).

[dinv4]

I'm new.Just inform me to connect 12V from where( just name it ).battery also have 12V.And the wire connected to 12V need to solder with 2.2K resistor?Can you draw me some diagram so that I can copy it.really need your help on this.

[1990nc30]

There is no orange/blue on the wiring diagram, at least not coming from the CDI. There is a blue/yellow and yellow/blue, both for the coils, and there is a blue/orange for the oil pressure lamp, but no orange/blue.

The haynes is wrong. The orange/blue from the cdi is the speed limiter wire.

Does this mean if you cut that wire your bike will be de-restricted at the clocks and will go to it's top speed? Asking coz i can only do 120mph on my nc and it cuts out with nothing happening, you have to roll the throttle off to 120 to keep it goin.

[fastdruid]

There is no orange/blue on the wiring diagram, at least not coming from the CDI. There is a blue/yellow and yellow/blue, both for the coils, and there is a blue/orange for the oil pressure lamp, but no orange/blue.

The haynes is wrong. The orange/blue from the cdi is the speed limiter wire.

Does this mean if you cut that wire your bike will be de-restricted at the clocks and will go to it's top speed? Asking coz i can only do 120mph on my nc and it cuts out with nothing happening, you have to roll the throttle off to 120 to keep it goin.

No, you need to put in that 2k2 resistor but then it will be de-restricted.

Although I'm not 100% sure you really need a resistor as our track bike has just a wire link and runs fine. Best not risk it and to do it with a resistor though.

Druid

[1990nc30]

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No, you need to put in that 2k2 resistor but then it will be de-restricted.

Although I'm not 100% sure you really need a resistor as our track bike has just a wire link and runs fine. Best not risk it and to do it with a resistor though.

Druid[/quote]


O.k thanks, how easy is it to fit the resistor and are they cheap to buy?
Cheers.

[Cammo]

Although I'm not 100% sure you really need a resistor as our track bike has just a wire link and runs fine. Best not risk it and to do it with a resistor though.

Yeah I agree, but others tell me it's safer to install a resistor.

[fastdruid]

No, you need to put in that 2k2 resistor but then it will be de-restricted.

Although I'm not 100% sure you really need a resistor as our track bike has just a wire link and runs fine. Best not risk it and to do it with a resistor though.

Druid

O.k thanks, how easy is it to fit the resistor and are they cheap to buy?
Cheers.

Can you solder and aren't scared to modify your wiring? If so then yes dead easy.

Cost you something like 18p for the resistor from maplins.

Druid

[dinv4]

so,no ned to used 2.2K resistor?Can you draw me some diagram so that I can copy it.really need your help on this