Carter talon 150 gy6 wiring harness melted help
 

My talon mElted my wires from ignition all the way to motor I need help I want to rewire it stopped like a foot from cdi. Rec and solenoid so they are fine thanks

What year is your Talon ? Is it AC or DC ? Basic wiring harness information is on the internet. Sometimes we get lucky and find one just like the one we have and other times we have to make one from scratch. I am in the later group and made one which does not look pretty but does run.

One more question...

What caused the wiring to melt in your buggy ?

Note: Need to rectify this problem before possibly recreating the same thing.

I'm not sure what year or if it's ac

If you still have the original CDI, compare it to CDI online in AC and DC. There's a size difference. There's also a difference from the stator on wiring. How many wires and what color are they from the stator ?

I definitely feel the pain you most assuredly suffer. We'll try our best to get you through this.

From stator is black red. Yellowblue. Green. Pink yellow

Not sure, it sounds different from the one I have. Here is a link to identify which CDI unit you have...

https://youtu.be/IHEO0UBAijM

It sounds like an AC system. The Black/Red wire I think is the one that provides AC power to the CDI. However, my head hurts when trying to figure out the rhyme and reason of Chinese wiring and color coding...

It has a aftermarket cdi

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try posting a pic. the older talons (no luggage rack, one piece swingarm w/ no dogbone links) are AC. if it has a rack w/ the swingarm links it's 2nd gen. they might be DC. one way to tell is turn the ignition key and stick a test light in the bottom of the 2 wire plug on the CDI. in your current state not sure if that test will work.

It has rack on it

If you have 2 wires going to the 2 pin side of the cdi it is an AC volt cdi. If only one wire It is DC volt. I believe it is the black/red wire that is not used on the DC volt cdi

It has a black abd black and red wire

If it uses 2 wires on the 2 pin plug, it is an AC volt CDI.