Shorted red wire to ground (to electrical housing)

[Crazy_unka]

Hi guys.
I was working on my yamaha superjet 2000, redoing some wiring, replacing hoses, sealing cracks... and did a stupidest mistake, disconnected positive/red wire from the relay and didnt cover the connections , at some point it touched the electrical housing body ( not a component, just a body from outside) , sparked, ofcourse. Then I have tried to start it, nothing, dead..
There is no fuse :/ previous owner probably removed it(@$$^&$#@!!!)
So now im wondering what did burn out..
Electricity usually goes in a shortest path, so that would be just thru the red wires and body strait to the battery, so that shouldn't burn cdi..
Where can I find a service manual? To test the coil, cdi and the rest of the components.
Thanks!

 

[Crazy_unka]

Update:
Found service msnual here: http://www.mediafire.com/file/z2wmii5mwjl/Yamaha_Service_Manual_FX-1_SN-Superjet.pdf/file
Will test tomorrow.

 

[WFO Speedracer]

look closely at the ground wire that goes from the electrical box to the stator, that is what usually melts taking adjacent wiring along with it

 

[Crazy_unka]

Tested wiring, relay and start switch, all good... looks like cdi is busted if i short relay i can hear starter cranking.
Well, i wanted to replace the stock cdi but didnt want to spend money as long as it works, now it looks like I have no choice.. instead of crying over it, ill just enjoy my new cdi