[moores660]

Has anyone had any problems with there cdi from brp, Mr. O ,should I be riding with my stock cdi in my tool bag :?: Mine is still ok but I only have about 6 huors on it since I got it in October. OCTOBER....sad eh!!

 

[fergie80]

I haven't had any problems with mine and I've been running it for over a year, but I still always take my stock cdi with me in my tool bag just in case. You never know!

 

[zerofield]

I only have about 6 huors on it since I got it in October. OCTOBER....sad eh!!

i think your bigger problem is only having 6 hours on it.

i've never had a problem with it. i know a few people that had to chage them

 

[unclejay]

BRP CDI has a known hard-starting problem search the utilityoffroad forums for that. Dynatek is much better according to most people. I have the BRP and hate the cold start problem.

 

[Mr. Off-Road]

Has anyone had any problems with there cdi from brp, Mr. O ,should I be riding with my stock cdi in my tool bag :?: Mine is still ok but I only have about 6 huors on it since I got it in October. OCTOBER....sad eh!!

I think with any CDI its always a good idea if you still have your stock to carry as a spare just in case, you never know when you or someone else might have a CDI issue.

As far as reliability goes, I havent heard of anyones BRP CDI crapping out completely on a ride. They are just hard starting and that can be a pain, esp when you are out riding and it takes like 5+ cranks to get the engine started after you are warmed up.

 

[Rhinobodywerks]

Now I am not sure, but when you peel off the BRP label, does it say Procomm? Just a rumor that I heard. Dynatek rocks. Never heard or had any problems with them.