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Incorrect engine
Posted: Thu May 29, 2014 3:51 pm
by Orinoco74
ok done a bit of research, it seems the engine in my 88-90 GSXR400 is a k707, am I right in thinking it should be a k709? Why would someone change the engine? does this mean to make it run, if I need a CDI I would have to buy one ofr a Bandit400 and not a GSXR or are they both the same? What is the difference between these two engines?
Re: Incorrect engine
Posted: Thu May 29, 2014 7:11 pm
by SevenThreeSeven
There were differences in the CDI over the years of Bandit 400 and GSX-R400 production. Here's a datasheet that somebody showed me recently:
I don't know if everything shown on this datasheet is absolutely correct but it does point out that there are differences to be aware of when replacing a Bandit 400 or a GSX-R400 CDI.
And don't forget that on the GSX-R400SP the carbs had a Throttle Position Sensor that was wired into the CDI to give better performance by actively controlling the spark advance during rapid throttle movements.
I'm working on a U.S. market 1993 GSF-400 and I've discovered that the bike's wiring harness has 7 wires to the CDI (4 wires in one plug and 3 wires in the other plug). All of the Bandit 400 Service Manual and the Bandit 400 Service Manual Supplement wiring diagrams only show 6 wires going to the CDI (4 wires in one plug and 2 in the other plug).