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I have a 1987 Yamaha 220cc 2/4 the engine needs a cdi, needs brakes, all the plastic is in great shape and has all controls and switches new tires on front new magneto and pick up coils, new coil, and front wheel bearing. Tis is a four lug hubs front and back. I just removed the rear pumpkin and it was full of mud not oil. It turns freely though. My Delma is should I fix this unt or should I just part it out for another Yamaha?

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you could probably get a new cdi off ebay for a reasonable price, and if the pot is cleaned and refilled, you are probably ok given the fact that everything moves well inside ,,, just my 2 cents. you could sell it for more running than parting it out and dont have to keep everything around until it sells ...

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