iceman1987
Cadet
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- Apr 22, 2019
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Yup that flywheel should be spinning like a weedwhacker! Well almost !!
If you just installed a new starter should be spinning good. BTW Why a new starter?
if I remove the plugs I then get spark on all cylinders...but with plugs inserted there is no spark....also plugs not connected to wires still wire will not have spark...only if plugs are out of motor will I have spark...
Question "1 :if I remove the plugs I then get spark on all cylinders... How did you test/verify this spark? Are the plugs hanging on the wires?
Question#2 but with plugs inserted there is no spark .....How do you know there is zero spark with the plugs inserted?
Question #3 plugs not connected to wires still wire will not have spark. How did u check for spark on the dangling wires? Where did you ground the spark checker?
Are you using a spark checker or just eyeballing the spark plug gap? Sparker checkers hard to see in bright sun
Ok...with spark plugs inserted I am using a inline spark tester looking for spark....also i remove I wire and plug in another spark plug and ground to block and look for spark.
With spark plugs removed they are not hanging on the wires the wires are removed from the plugs and plugs removed from the holes....i then put 1 spark plug on the wire and touch to ground and look for spark and i have spark....i go to each plug and test each cylinder.
Ohh and reason for new starter is because I took the old one apart and the magnet was cracked
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