Posted by noncompos on November 23, 2008 at 18:49:02 from (71.32.243.203):
In Reply to: Spark plug questions posted by wallacedw on November 23, 2008 at 15:38:38:
You said you had rust on the rotor; while I've never seen that, it could mean the tractor was sitting for quite awhile. But, as suggested, an ign kit, cap, wires and plugs seem called for, if you're not just flat broke. Generally speaking, if you have corrosion on the rotor contact you also need to look at the plug wire contacts on the INSIDE of the cap; chances are they'll be corroded and need cleaning too. Check the spring or carbon contact on the top of the rotor, and its contact INSIDE the cap. THEN check where the coil and plug wires go in the cap; shine a light in, and if not bright clean them. Corrosion/decay in any of those places can cause weak spark (resulting in dirty plugs)and misfiring.
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