bakerstaxidermy
Cadet
- Joined
- Aug 5, 2007
- Messages
- 10
Hello Folks
I have an inline 6, 90 hp serial number 6115285, I think its an 82
model.
I took it out and it didn't want to go to WOT.Hung up at 1800-2000rpm.
Brought it home and did the following.After reading a pile of FAQ's
-Sinc & link
-Checked 1st Stage and second stage timing both OK
-Pulled plugs checked for spark all fine ECEPT #2 totally dead
-Checked spark plug wire its ok but coil may be shot?
At this point I am just looking for other stuff that might be wrong, when I find that the two yellow leads going to the rectifier,have lost the rubber coating from age and have likely been arching. These leads come down from either the stator or the trigger I get them mixed up.
IF these shorted to ground would they fry the rectifier and coil on only one cylinder? or do I have more parts to look at replacing?
The fly wheel seems to have some movement in it. IE if I grab the fly wheel and gently turn in clockwise and then counter clockwise there seems to be about 1/64-1/32 of an inch of movement. Does this indicate any thing?
Parts I am considering replacing
Coils
trigger
stator
switch boxes
rectifier
Any help is apreciated especially if it saves having to replace any of the above parts!
Bill
I have an inline 6, 90 hp serial number 6115285, I think its an 82
model.
I took it out and it didn't want to go to WOT.Hung up at 1800-2000rpm.
Brought it home and did the following.After reading a pile of FAQ's
-Sinc & link
-Checked 1st Stage and second stage timing both OK
-Pulled plugs checked for spark all fine ECEPT #2 totally dead
-Checked spark plug wire its ok but coil may be shot?
At this point I am just looking for other stuff that might be wrong, when I find that the two yellow leads going to the rectifier,have lost the rubber coating from age and have likely been arching. These leads come down from either the stator or the trigger I get them mixed up.
IF these shorted to ground would they fry the rectifier and coil on only one cylinder? or do I have more parts to look at replacing?
The fly wheel seems to have some movement in it. IE if I grab the fly wheel and gently turn in clockwise and then counter clockwise there seems to be about 1/64-1/32 of an inch of movement. Does this indicate any thing?
Parts I am considering replacing
Coils
trigger
stator
switch boxes
rectifier
Any help is apreciated especially if it saves having to replace any of the above parts!
Bill