Yes. A coil is two sets of windings. The primary set flows current to ground from the cdi output. If has a small amount of resistance in the wire its self to avoid a short circuit situation giving it some load or resistance to avoid burning up your output, or in the case of an atv, the cdi box. the secondary windings in a coil take the voltage and increase your 12 v to however many thousands of volts. The secondary coil has far mor windings than the primary and it is purely induced voltage. The primary and secondary do not attach together in any way shape or form, they are two coils of wire with one inside of another with a small amount of epoxy or insulator between them. Typically when a coil goes bad the insulation between the coils deteriorates and the primary and secondary create a connection and thus turning it into nothing more than a short circuit to ground.
It would be my asumption that the only load on your cdi is the coil and something had to make it go out. It is not common for a solid state alternating output relay to just "go bad". In my years as an electrician working on everything from robotics to conveyers to cranes i have only seen a couple go bad on their own. 99% of the time there is a cause for the effect. In your case from what i have read the only cause would be the coil[/QUOTE
he did just rewire his hehe..
Napa sells b8es plugs. my local store has them in stock. And definately change that fuel.