No Spark? How to test, diagnose and Repair! Full Video.

What do you do when your bike won’t start and you find out that it has no spark? Most people just list them on market place and say that it just needs the carb cleaned from sitting but WE are Smarter than that and we don’t let something like no spark stop us from having fun! So let’s have a look at this old Yamaha TT-R 225 that came to me with a no spark condition. This bike belongs to a friend of mine and he said that it was running fine until he shut it off and then could not get it to start again. So he asked us if maybe we could figure out what’s wrong with it and maybe see if we can get it going for him again. I am fairly confident that we can figure it out so Follow along if you’d like to and you just might learn something.
The problem ended up being a faulty charge coil in the stator however the ignition coil also proved to be bad, so we went and replaced both of these items in hopes that it would solve the no spark issue.
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[@samvann8216]

Just drove way too far and picked up a 04 TTR225 no spark, thanks for making it look so easy, wish I had watched your video first. probley be fixed ! I was foolishly turned off by the length of the video,

[@cope1177]

I literally just did the same thing yesterday wow

[@rogswagger5588]

100% the issue I'm having, thanks for the video it's exactly what I needed to see.

[@stevenmollard9807]

Hey, just wanted to thank you for making this! Troubleshooting the same bike right now. I couldn’t find the manual and need to get one, but your video helped me with the resistances and all that, so it was very much appreciated.

[@vicgaba]

Thank you, great video. I have a XT225 with no spark and this is was really helpful.

[@zorans2748]

Thank you for this detailed video, even this long I watched every second. Very helpful and with a lot valuable information. Appreciate the effort you put in, thanks!

[@ray77j]

'09 Dub found a bad coil. Thanks for your video, helped out!

[@AShearer76]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video!

[@richardokello2183]

Good Job Bro. this was very practical, clear and helpful

[@jdubfhp1]

Thank you for the help! I couldn’t get a spark with my 06 XT225 and this video helped me narrow problem down.

[@jaredhraha]

Great video well presented

[@pisamdura]

Thank you bro į got my bike fixed now thanks ❤🎉

[@ketovore1272]

great video about diagnosing and fixing a no spark! Thanks!

[@MM-fr3ge]

Hit that like button people!

[@siTTinLo]

Thank you. I wish they would.

[@Rene-up1dl]

But its SO HARD to click 👍

[@eddiep5676]

Well done! Excellent instruction. Thanks!!!!!

[@megamindtvsydney3967]

Thank you sir hello from Sydney Australia

[@carlkma2037]

Thanks, that was great.

[@dylanbautista4895]

hey man, i have pretty recently bought a yamaha tt225, and there might be some missing parts, would you be able to tell me on the left side with the oil pan what is in the black case to the right of the pan. it should have one of the plastics screwed to it.

[@chameeragunawardana6825]

Hey , i am from srilanka , i have a yamaha serow and this video was very helpful for me, thanks a million. ,And could you sen me a pdf of the service manual or a link to download and print. Thanks!

[@superbiker3]

How do you check the pulse coil?

[@travislakin]

Does anyone know what ohm setting to use on the multimeter?

[@giovannim1225]

does the meter have to make noise or could it be like a bad ground?

[@travislakin]

Where did you buy the stator from. I'm seeing a lot of junk on Amazon

[@samvann8216]

So my 04 ttr225 has oil in the stator housing, is that normal? Is it a wet stator? I noticed no oil came out when you pulled the cover, but you made sure to put a new cover gasket on to insure it would not leak?

[@siTTinLo]

Completely normal to have a small amount of oil behind the stator cover.

[@Starscry]

Was gonna ask the same question as I had a pretty good amount of oil come out when I removed the stator cover. Does this oil need to be replaced? do I just fill the amount that came out back in through the oil plug? Thank you

[@samvann8216]

Also my 04 ttr225 has no readings in the yellow wire ground and no spark, but my 03 ttr225 also no reading on the yellow ground, and it runs?

[@siTTinLo]

I found that to be odd as well.. I tested the new stator after I installed it to see if the new one would read differently but it was the same. No reading on the new one either 🤷‍♂️ Thanks for watching.