WTB Bandit 400 Signal Generator

[SoEazy]

Anyone have an ignition signal generator for sale in good working condition? I'm not currently in the position to pay $130 for a new one. BTW, my bike is a 1991 model... not sure if that matters. Send me a PM with a price. 

[TJS]

Post a pic or part # and fische # from bikebandit and I will check my parts box.

[SoEazy]

The part number is 33110-10D00. I've attached a fiche of what the part looks like.

Thanks.

[Sean]

Where on the bike is it located? Most of my spare parts are still attached to a frame.

[SoEazy]

On the left side of the engine if you are seated on the bike. The signal generator is inside the cover that houses the starter gear, directly in front of the sprocket cover.   

[TJS]

Sorry, no...

[tomacGTi]

I'm all for used parts like everyone else but here's a little advice on this one:

-This part sits in hot oil. 1991 was a long time ago and any used one has been baking along for over 20 years.

-The wires that exit the case commonly get very brittle and tend to break. This is the most common failure point so check yours first. They break at the grommet where they exit the case.

-Along with this part: invest in a new gasket for the case. You can use RTV but it's hit or miss if it will seal completely.

-Used electronics are always a crapshoot: sometimes they're great, other times not so.

I'm only telling you this because I've repaired two and had the actual bakelite crack and short where the reed switched is housed inside the motor. I ponied up and replaced it with a new one to not have to deal with it again. It'll leave you stranded and there's no way to rig it to get home. Ask me how I know.

My .02$.

-Randy

[SoEazy]

Just an update... I no longer need one.  I broke down and bought a new one. Works perfectly.