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PVL ignition
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Posted by: henryhenry
what does the cdi box look like on the pvl ignition system???? i have a pvl system that i bought ,but im not sure if it has all the componets, what all does it consist of???
Posted by: beerock
the coil, the piece that bolts to the case which generates the voltage and the aluminum flywheel thats it
Posted by: henryhenry
i have the coil, the flywheel, the piece the flywheel sits in, and a a round looking bracket, is that all??? no cdi box??? thanks guys
Posted by: beerock
dude i have a feeling you have no idea about this ignition am i right?
how are you going to set the timing on it?
Posted by: henryhenry
youre right , i dont know,,, im not going to set the timing, i have a mechanic, that will do that,,, i was just wondering if i had all the necessary parts,,, does it not come with a cdi box?
Posted by: beerock
yes you have all the parts, but the timing is tricky and has to be set with a dial bore gauge
YOU NEED TO CALL PVL and talk to a tech so when you tell your mechanic how to set the timing(if he can do it) that he can.
the flywheel you have to align with the timing etches for the way the motor spins which i believe is counter clockwise on the flywheel side.
you have to set the motor to TDC and spin it backwards(clockwise) until the timing should be from 2.0-1.8 BTDC that is if its an analog pvl, if its a digital i believe it needs to be set at .08mm BTDC
i might have the rotation backwards but the principle is the same, to check which way the mtoor spins just use the kick starter to make sure
Posted by: WareRacing
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Originally posted by henryhenry
youre right , i dont know,,, im not going to set the timing, i have a mechanic, that will do that,,, i was just wondering if i had all the necessary parts,,, does it not come with a cdi box?
seems no one can answe you,,,
there is no "cdi" with a pvl. everything is right in the "stator" parts.
you should have... the lil flywheel, the stator plate, the "stator" and a coil.. the wire that comes from the "stator" goes right to the coil.
Posted by: SuperChris
slam the rotor on the crank with the timing marks lined up when piston is 50 thou. before TDC.
Posted by: zedicus00
so are these PVL ignitions a pain to set up? are they worth the money? im considering picking one up for my project quad...
Posted by: SuperChris
They are easy if you have a way to measure how close to TDC you are. It does not use a flywheel, but uses a rotor. It is drastically lighter and will make your motor rev very fast, but not be as easy for a new rider to take off in.
Posted by: zedicus00
sweet sounds perfect.. do u need like a degree wheel or just a micrometer or wht to mesure with??
Posted by: beerock
dial bore gauge
Posted by: SuperChris
Nodegree wheel necessarry. Like Beerock sayed a dial bore guage will work. So will a dial indicator if setup right.
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