GK76a SP CDI
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GK76a SP CDI
Have a GK76a which I believe has been fitted with an SP motor & carbs. It starts and runs fine, and revs freely in neutral (above 8k). On a 10 mile test ride it pulls really strong up to 8k revs, then fluffs and won't rev any higher in any gear. Somebody who is into these suggested the cause is the wrong CDI, as they are different.
I've tried looking for an SP one but no luck. Does anyone know where I can source one or even borrow one to try?
Anyone experienced similar or any ideas what is going on?
Cheers
I've tried looking for an SP one but no luck. Does anyone know where I can source one or even borrow one to try?
Anyone experienced similar or any ideas what is going on?
Cheers
My other ride is another 400, Woohoo!... Doh
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Re: GK76a SP CDI
It is possible but that being said you have to match the reluctor(sp) to the the CID so that maybe the problem. I am sure there are people in the UK that mod them. Let us know what the # are on the unit- eg. 32900-XXXXX Someone with a parts book can tell you.
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Re: GK76a SP CDI
The SP motor will need the SP CDI, it's different to the standard GK76a one.
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Re: GK76a SP CDI
Thanks for the replies. The Number on the CDI is 32900-33C20
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Re: GK76a SP CDI
Ok, cheers. I assume that is correct for SP.
Any ideas where I can source one from?
Any ideas where I can source one from?
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Re: GK76a SP CDI
Yes it is.
As far as sourcing one, rocking horse poop. Unless you can find someone who still races them or a collector who may have a spare.
Alternatively, a standard GK76a one is about the only other option. 32900-10D30.
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Re: GK76a SP CDI
Thanks for your help.
I think I can borrow a std unit, so will give that a try.
I wonder what the difference is? I guess it's the SP has a throttle position sensor input
I think I can borrow a std unit, so will give that a try.
I wonder what the difference is? I guess it's the SP has a throttle position sensor input
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