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Old 13 Jun 2008
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Hey guys, I have one good news and one not so good, but lets start with more importan one.

1. CDI from IGNITECH works on Yamaha TT600R, 1999.
This is great because the original one costs 600euro and their is 170 euro.
So if somebody find himself in similar situation, just order one from IGNITECH, no fear

2. The bad, although CDI was the problem it was not the only one.
It has spark but it won't start, it is like it doesn't have fuel, I drained the carb but still nothing, it makes a few cycles only when I removed the spark plug and injected a little fuel directly into cylinder. I think that something is wrong with the carb... But I hope that the guys in the workshop will figure it out.
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Hi. I have one cdi for tt600 wich I bought for mistake. I still have the recipt. It´s totally new and never been used. And i sell it much cheeper.
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TT600 problem

Hi NIXA, I have the same problem with my TT600s (1994). I have a spark, but the bike won't run and it's like it doesn't have fuel. It is in a motorbike shop now, and thye also have problems finding the root cause...
Did you finally find what the problem was? Thanks in advance for your help
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Hallo here.
maffes have you yet the CDI for TTR ?
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