All 2st Electrical malfunction

My 95 360 Husky was idling away when suddenly the revs increased by approximately 1500 revs,then died.Now it will not start and theres no spark,the stator has just been rewound by west country windings so im doubtful this is the problem.Also if the bike is not running any lights,but the stator has the capacity to run lights(WR),does the regulator rectifier need to be attached,as at the time it wasnt,and if any what difference would it make.As always any info appreciated

If 95 wr have same ignition as my 99, regulator is needed only for using lights. With the light switch "off" is regulator switched off too. Light coil at high revs make too high voltage for bulbs.
Spark plug is good?
Do you can measure DC resistance of stator coils and HV coil to determine problem?

One of my first questions is why did you need to have the stator rewound? These bikes have a 110W stator which is more than enough to run lights. The yellow wire (lighting) can be unplugged and should not have an affect on starting the bike.

My guess is youve sheared your flywheel woodruff key, pull flywheel off to confirm, if you didnt hang on the nut to tighten it up then it happens fairly easily.

Check that if its fine make sure the stator hasnt rotated.
I would do those first then delve into ht lead plug cap and coil check all grounds and rectifyer.

Then cdi but thats ££££ so hope its not that.

Good luck.

On the early 90s models the the regulator did effect timing and not having it could cause a motor meltdown, but it wouldn't cause the stator to fail.

Definately not the rotor nut,either coil or CDI

Check ht connection to the coil unscrew it from the unit and see if its got any copper still touching the screw.
Fingers crossed its that, check coil for proper clean earth.. But cant see that raising the revs an dying.
Cdi's same as 99 /50's so swap n go of you know anyone with one willing to swap parts over.

Failing that send it to an ecu specilist will be simple for them to fix.

Ive just tried for a spark,and its returned with no prompting nothing changed,im baffled,plug in and fired second kick.Although i only let it tick over for a few seconds,see what tommorrow brings, i like to know what the problem is before getting stranded,cheers for the info guys anyway

the problem I had with may 99, hard to start, ran great for a few minutes sometimes
other times would run for the day, but as it warmed up became harder to start
so to sum it up went from hard as in 5-10 kicks cold to 25-40 hot
very curious about your rewind if the problem is other than the stator, who and where was it done

Just took it for a blast up the road,and still seems fine.2premo the stator was rewind in 2012 by West Country Windings,its since then been rechecked last month by themselves and found to be faulty,apparently the plastic coating was peeling away,anyway they once more rewound it for little cost,so i have to assume its fine.Tommorrow ill venture further.

You may be on the right lines Husynoobee, i noticed that a connector had drop onto the head,maybe the heat caused an intermitent spark,anyways i rode further today and every thing was fine,then this happened:
Looks like i'm now going to need a woodruff key,and get a nut built up

Incidently,i dont suppose any of you guys know what size woodruff key is required,also the bike surges heavily on a closed throttle,then is a right pig on the pilot jet,only on the main does it pull cleanly.The pilot jet is tiny,do u think this could be the cause

Check the main bearing seals while your in there

For that surge definitely check the main bearing seals.