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William F
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PostPosted: 15:17 - 09 Oct 2015    Post subject: Engine swap/wireing Reply with quote

This is my first ever post on BCF being a new member today. I hope this is posted in the right section. Any help given would be greatly appreciated.
I have a 2002 Honda CG125, Iv'e been forced to replace the engine. The engine Iv'e chosen is a SkyJet SJ 125-24. I know it's supposed to be a copy of the CG and the mounting points matched up.

I have seen the thread for wiring diagrams. I did try to use it, I found a link for CG's but after clicking on it I was diverted to quite a few diagrams that weren't CG's or even labelled and tbh I got lost I them. I just want to be dead certain that I'm looking at the right one so apologies if this is in the wrong section again. If anyone has a diagram or could divert me to one for a 2002 Honda CG and SkyJet SJ 125-24 that would be really useful! I do actually have the diagram from a Kaisar XTR 125 (KS125-23) so if it's fine to use that instead of the SkyJet I will (Both being chinese)

I have gathered a reasonable amount of information on the CG from the internet and from following my wiring loom. I have the Kaisar diagram to look at too. For some reson it looks as though the CG only has 2 wires going dirrectly to the CDI and the Kaisar has 3 running dirrectly to the CDI. But tbh I need to proper wiring diagram for the CG before I can have a proper look and can be sure of what I'm seeing. I would have thought they all ran to the same place as the CG's did?

The wires running from the SkyJet engine are pink, yellow, black/red, blue/white, green/white and light green/red.
The wires coming off my Honda engine are black/red, white, yellow, blue/yellow, light green/red and green.

I hope this made sense and I haven't just rambled on. If I left anything out just mention it and I'm sure I can help a bit if I'm being vague. Thanks Smile
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PostPosted: 15:52 - 09 Oct 2015    Post subject: Reply with quote

I can help you somewhat with the Honda wiring colours because they tend to use the same colour for the same thing.

Dark green is earth.

Red on light green is neutral light switch.

Blue with yellow is the pulse coil

Black and red is the power feed to the CDI

White is the main charging coil connection direct to the rectifier.

Yellow is the direct lighting take-off from the charging coil runing to both the rectifier AND the headlamp switch.

So if you can work out what the corresponding wires are on your new engine, you're there.
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William F
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PostPosted: 15:10 - 11 Oct 2015    Post subject: Reply with quote

The Kaiser does have a tachometer and a clutch switch.

I'm slightly inexperienced when it comes to the electrical side of bikes but hopefully I'll get there. However I think I have found what has been puzzling me, it's the pick up coil.... ?
On one wire systems (Like I had on my CG), one side of the internal coil is grounded to chassis ground through it's mounting bracket.
On two wire systems, a wire from each side of the coil exits the case to connect to the CDI, hence the blue/white + green/white wires on the new engine. But now I'm not sure what to do with the green earth from my honda loom. Iv'e included a wiring diagram with this post.

I do actually have a free connection port on my CDI as it is, so does this mean I need to solder the blue/white to the CG's blue/yellow and run another wire to the spare plug on the CDI?
Btw thanks for your comments! If anything was left out or was unclear/ not making perfect sense then let me know again!
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