Posted by ScottyHOMEy on April 06, 2008 at 07:28:39 from (71.241.213.254):
In Reply to: Re: No spark from mag posted by gene bender on April 06, 2008 at 02:33:48:
I dunno, Gene. I left her sit last night since she was flooded. Went out this mornin' without doin' another thing to it, and she fired right off. She ran a little ragged at first, I figured the plugs were wet, and she straightened out and ran fine after about five minutes.
Could be weak spark, I suppose, but for the moment I'm gonna chalk this one up to dampness.
I don't know much about magnets, but I wouldn't think they'd go weak in a hurry, and I don't know if they work better when they warm up.
There was a lot of surfaace rust on the magnets from condensation that I cleaned up when I had her open last night. I'm thinkin' that might have cleaned itself up a little.
I left her run until she was warmed up, if only to get the battery charged back up after all the crankin' I did yesterday, and she was runnin' right when I shut her down a few minutes ago.
I'm gonna try runnin' it on a daily basis for the next week or so to see if it's gonna stay straightened out or if I'm gonna have to do somethin' else to get it right.
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