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Post by offshoreguy75 on Sept 25, 2023 13:34:19 GMT -5
I need some assistance in ordering the correct wiring harness and all associated components. I have already attempted this on my own a while back and that was a big mistake, considering I don't know much about electricity other than its invisible and it shocks! Here's what I need for this scooter:
1. Rectifier, compatible with an 11-pole stator
2. Stator, 11 pole, DC (this is what was originally on the bike if I remember correctly)
3. CDI, DC
4. Ignition Coil
5. Wiring harness, complete
6. Ignition switch with key
7. Relay
Basically the help I need is on ordering the correct components that are compatible. I still have the stock flywheel, so I should be good there, I think. I know I will need help later when it comes to wiring the headlights, but for now I'm just concerned with getting a spark and getting this thing cranked and running.
So, can someone please help me with these parts with part numbers or links to online catalogs where I can order the right parts? It would be GREATLY appreciated. Preferably from the same source.
Thanks in advance!
Toby
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Post by GrumpyUnk on Sept 26, 2023 7:48:54 GMT -5
You will likel not be able to use a 'generic' wiring harness. Most generics would be set for AC powered CDI and the up-scale ones use DC power. Up scale would be those that had a brand name that included machined priced above the base units such as a Taotao. SYM, KYM, Honda, Yamaha, and other makes are included. That said, repair is usually easier than removing and installing a complete harness. IMO. Before deciding to replace all the listed parts, unless they have gotten burned up by shorts or other damage, getting a schematic that comes close to your machine can be very helpful. The schematic would show which things you can disconnect or ignore until you have controlled spark on demand. I just noted the name Vitacci... so pretty sure a generic might be a stretch. But it is GY6 based. Used search string: vitacci 150 scooter wiring harness Here: www.ebay.com/itm/304966880827I know nothing about the listing... tom |
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Post by snaker on Sept 26, 2023 10:09:44 GMT -5
You will likel not be able to use a 'generic' wiring harness. Most generics would be set for AC powered CDI and the up-scale ones use DC power. Up scale would be those that had a brand name that included machined priced above the base units such as a Taotao. SYM, KYM, Honda, Yamaha, and other makes are included. That said, repair is usually easier than removing and installing a complete harness. IMO. Before deciding to replace all the listed parts, unless they have gotten burned up by shorts or other damage, getting a schematic that comes close to your machine can be very helpful. The schematic would show which things you can disconnect or ignore until you have controlled spark on demand. I just noted the name Vitacci... so pretty sure a generic might be a stretch. But it is GY6 based. Used search string: vitacci 150 scooter wiring harness Here: www.ebay.com/itm/304966880827I know nothing about the listing... tom I think its pretty fair to say that most GY6 style 150's have evolved to DC ignitions for around a decade now. But, of course with this stuff, one can never say never. |
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Post by snaker on Sept 26, 2023 10:22:00 GMT -5
I need some assistance in ordering the correct wiring harness and all associated components. I have already attempted this on my own a while back and that was a big mistake, considering I don't know much about electricity other than its invisible and it shocks! Here's what I need for this scooter: 1. Rectifier, compatible with an 11-pole stator 2. Stator, 11 pole, DC (this is what was originally on the bike if I remember correctly) 3. CDI, DC 4. Ignition Coil 5. Wiring harness, complete 6. Ignition switch with key 7. Relay Basically the help I need is on ordering the correct components that are compatible. I still have the stock flywheel, so I should be good there, I think. I know I will need help later when it comes to wiring the headlights, but for now I'm just concerned with getting a spark and getting this thing cranked and running. So, can someone please help me with these parts with part numbers or links to online catalogs where I can order the right parts? It would be GREATLY appreciated. Preferably from the same source. Thanks in advance! Toby The problem you have is that most vendors don't have a clue what fits what. Best bet is to buy all parts OEM from a dealer of that brand, even if its spendy. Since most don't or can't use that option, it falls on you to select compatible parts I would be on the lookout for a complete package from one place that claims it will fit Still a good chance that parts aren't compatible. But if you pick the parts individually, it is totally on you to match each part. |
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Post by offshoreguy75 on Oct 20, 2023 9:33:05 GMT -5
Thanks for taking the time to respond guys.
Toby
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