Posted by tomturkey on June 29, 2019 at 20:59:17 from (66.211.9.225):
In Reply to: SC nonstarting posted by Roaddevil49 on June 29, 2019 at 16:48:35:
I'm a old guy novice so not very smart so my thoughts maybe way off base. Pull a plug wire, crank it over, as soon as you see the spark stop cranking. Trace the wire back to the cap and and now you will know the next wire to have spark. Check the cylinder that wire leads to, to see if it is coming up on compression, if it is not find the cylinder that is. That is where the next firing wire needs to go. Then you follow the firing order to check your wire. Ofcourse the normal way would be to take off the cap and and watch the rotor and send that wire to the cylinder coming up on compression. I believe you are not firing on the compression stroke. Wires all in wrong place. The rotor does not care which post is number one, its going to send spark to each wire in rotation, the spark must go to the cylinder on its compression stroke. But I am sure you know all this. Wishing you the best on your project. Remember anytime spent with your tractor is quality time. gobble
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