Posted by old on October 13, 2008 at 11:31:06 from (4.244.57.50):
In Reply to: Bad Coil??? posted by Bob Kirk on October 13, 2008 at 11:13:44:
Sounds like it just plain need a good tune up if you have run it that long and not tuned it up. I would almost bet the points have corroded and thats where your problem is. New points and I would bet it will fire right up. But you probably should do a little trouble shooting before you start throwing parts at the problem. First with it OUT OF GEAR. Pull the coil wire from the center nipple of the cap turn the switch on and spin it over. Hold that wire about 1/4 inch for the side of the engine. You should get a nice blue/white spark form it. If you don't then the points probably are bad and need cleaned or replaced
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