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    Post Need diagram for susuki raider 150

    yong pag set up DC CDI.. or

    Stator Coil
    BLACK/red - to CDI Power (stator dependent)
    YELLOW - HEADLIGHT and Tail Light
    WHITE - to Rectifier
    BLUE or BLUE/white - CDI Signal


    RECTIFIER
    WHITE - From Stator Charging LIVE
    YELLOW - HEADLIGHT REGULATOR
    RED - to Fuse (going to Positive battery and acc. key)
    GREEN - Gound, Chasis, Battery Negative

    Pros and Cons ng Stator dependent: AC CDI
    Pros:
    Don't need battery to operate.
    Most UB use this (china MC, Scoots but not Suzuki and Yamaha.. ewan)
    Even if your Regulator is busted, you can still run your MC (kick start)
    Most Alarms are designed with this configuration

    Cons:
    when stator fails so is your MC
    too many wirings..
    Old School.. ekeke

    DC CDI
    Pros.
    Can still run your MC even your stator is dead
    Can also run even you have a busted Regulator (battery Dependant)
    Can also run your MC even w/o battery (same as AC CDI but Stator/Regulator dependant)
    simple wiring connections

    i think ang author nito si master AKIE21.

    magkapero po ba sila sa Raider150..

    pero ang pagkakaalam ko.

    six pins yong CDI sa raider...

    need help po

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    Re: Need diagram for susuki raider 150

    Up for this! need help

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