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G25E-3 FIRING ISSUE

G25E-3
GA-01068
Dual fuel
Found coil unplugged and the red wire on the plug was broken. Repaired the plug. The distributor has a 2 wire plug but appears to never had anything plugged into it. The wire colors are red and white. This machine does have a crank sensor. Anyone got a wiring diagram or maybe could tell me why the distributor is not plugged in anywhere. Can't find any wiring for it.
  • Posted 16 May 2020 09:12
  • By Trai
  • joined 14 Nov'15 - 8 messages
  • South Carolina, United States

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