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cdi unit for low octan fuel

hello outthere,
i,am looking for a cdi unit for a lc640[2002]to drive on bad fuel.
it is no longer a available with ktm??????
and i wonder if someone wants to sell it.

please contact me.
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Hi jos, just wondering what the outcome was with locating a low octane switch.
I am looking for one for my ktm adv 98.
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You can find the low octane CDI unit or in:
www.ktm-mueller.de
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www.ktm-sommer.de
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Is this it??-titled digital box -http://www.ktm-mueller.de/hardequipment/indexa.htm
And just wondering is it switchable?.
Thanks for the info.
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It really is switchable. With a switch.

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i bought one of those cdi units out of the ktm hardware catalogue.after 6 months it started "ticking" loudly. the bike still ran ok but i took it off and put the standard one back on. just waiting for the standard one to start ticking now.
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I'm quite confused. I have a 2000 640 Adventure-R in the USA and thats the problem. I've contacted quite a few dealers here and nobody seems to know anything about this CDI.

I need to get the CDI that allows me to run low octane fuel. The part number that my bike currently has is 584.39.031.200. My spare parts manual says that the low octane unit is 584.39.031.300, but the only other one available here is 584.39.031.500 which comes standard on the 2003 model 640 Adventure. I'm not sure what to do? Will that last one work? Also, once I do have the correct CDI, what do I do to change between High and Low Octane settings?(detailed description please)

Sorry to trouble everyone, but I don't know where else to turn. Thanks!


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Thanks Jerome! He sent me a detailed service bulleting showing how to change between low and high octane settings. Also the 584.39.031.500 which comes standard on the 2003 model 640 Adventure uses a different wiring harness acorrding to KTM-USA and they are not sure if it will work. I guess I'll have to order part number 584.39.031.300 from Germany. I've been quoted $350 US with shipping to USA. If anyone knows of a better deal, please let me know. Thanks again Jerome!


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