Warrior not getting spark

[Yamaha rider]

Hey guys, new to this site. Just need some help.

I have a 2002 yamaha warrior 350. I was riding it around the farm, not getting it dirty, wet or anything, and suddenly I had trouble accelerating. It slowed down and died. I took it to the garage, checked the plugs. They were wet, so I know it's getting fuel. I grounded the spark plug, checked for voltage, and even put my finger to the end as a last hope. Nothing. No spark. Nothing. I have tested as much as I can think of. Only thing that hasn't been replaced is cdi and some wires which are all getting continuity under 100 ohm.
I have replaced the ignition coil, spark plug wire and cap, spark plugs, and entire stator. Still no spark. Do I have a bad CDI? Or is there something else? If someone could give me any ideas, it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks guys.

 

[Yamaha rider]

Help!!!

 

[fknboss]

Prolly cdi went bad

 

[Yamaha rider]

Is there any signs or ways of telling that the cdi is bad???

 

[Warriorfreak99]

every time its a no spark issue fknboss says its cdi damn dude. Test your stator and pickup coil with a multiemeter, source coil should be 300ohms pickup 500ohms

 

[jeffsyfm350x]

every time its a no spark issue fknboss says its cdi damn dude. Test your stator and pickup coil with a multiemeter, source coil should be 300ohms pickup 500ohms

lmao hes certified... Or bring it to a dealer to have it tested if you have no means to do it..

 

[drknight77]

lmao hes certified... Or bring it to a dealer to have it tested if you have no means to do it..

So am I, but I don't banner that into my "atv" skill though. Two different monsters IMO

always check any ohmable connections before replacing a module is common sense "and" what I was also taught during my electrical certification acquiring process. lol

 

[jeffsyfm350x]

So am I, but I don't banner that into my "atv" skill though. Two different monsters IMO

always check any ohmable connections before replacing a module is common sense "and" what I was also taught during my electrical certification acquiring process. lol

Very true!:tup:

 

[Warriorfreak99]

it costs $3 for a harbor freight meter and that'll get you in the ballpark haha