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Mike Murock

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Tried 3 different stator trying to get a spark in my 94 Seadoo. I get 1volt on the red/black that goes to the coil. Any suggestions appreciated.
 
If the coil is good (check with an ohm meter) and the magnets are in the flywheel... then it will do what it needs to do. in the coil... there is a CDI built into it. The coil is problem bad.

Assuming that you've also checked all the wiring, and kill switch... the most common issue with the early skis, and no spark, is that the "Speed Limiter" went bad. It's the rev-limiter, and what the kill switch controls, so you aren't seeing any high voltage coming up to the handlebars.
 
If the coil is good (check with an ohm meter) and the magnets are in the flywheel... then it will do what it needs to do. in the coil... there is a CDI built into it. The coil is problem bad.

Assuming that you've also checked all the wiring, and kill switch... the most common issue with the early skis, and no spark, is that the "Speed Limiter" went bad. It's the rev-limiter, and what the kill switch controls, so you aren't seeing any high voltage coming up to the handlebars.
If the coil is good (check with an ohm meter) and the magnets are in the flywheel... then it will do what it needs to do. in the coil... there is a CDI built into it. The coil is problem bad.

Assuming that you've also checked all the wiring, and kill switch... the most common issue with the early skis, and no spark, is that the "Speed Limiter" went bad. It's the rev-limiter, and what the kill switch controls, so you aren't seeing any high voltage coming up to the handlebars.
Is the rev limiter located in the electronic module?
 
Doc Honda, I see you are located in Pittsburgh. I live in Pittsburgh too. If you are in the repair business maybe I can bring it to your shop?
 
Please put your model and year ski in your member stats so we can see what you have and assist you easier. There is no such thing as a seadoo 600.
 
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