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I have been fighting this machine about a month. the oil pump sprocket wore out and the timing belt slipped one tooth. removed and replace the belt, following the manual. remove and replace the plugs and wires.started and ran some what good. it seemed to be alittle fast on the timing. adjusted no help, but it ran!
a week later the machine stopped running. No spark. checked wiring to the coil. I have battery voltage. no plug spark. it was less expensive to replace the distributor than rebuild it. so I replaced the distributor. still no spark at plugs but the coil bit me so I know it was working. later while trouble shooting I found no spark at the coil. checked fuses, checked wiring, voltage to coil is present.
ordered up a new coil. new coil came with new wiring. installed coil and wiring. no spark.
the old harness wiring went from the ignition to the coil, comes out the coil and goes to the distributor, come out of the distributor and goes back to the ignition wire????.
yes it was running with that wiring.
I have tried repeatedly to get a schematic for the local vendor to no avail.
I have heard these machines have ignition problems.
  • Posted 16 May 2019 00:35
  • By RonZ
  • joined 16 May'19 - 7 messages
  • Colorado, United States

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