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christoff

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ok ill let u know how it turns out thanks for the help.:smile:
 

christoff

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i put a brand new coil on today, still no spark. i put it on kept all of the kill wires off and no spark:frown:
where would the cdi module be? under the flywheel?
 
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Did you set the air gap at .010". This is very critical.
 

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What about the Woodruff key on the crankshaft/flywheel?
If it shears, you get no spark.
Hitting rocks, stumps, roots, big sticks, etc, will cause damage to the key.

Do both the flywheel and the crankshaft turn when you pull the starter cord? If not, you likely have a sheared woodruff key.
Sheared woodruff keys are a common cause of "no spark" on walk behind mowers.
 

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Credit card too thick. .010". Also there is no woodruff key connecting the crank and the flywheel, it should be a softer square key. Also, you must torque the flywheel nut properly, or you will shear the flywheel key while trying to start. Again, you must set the coil air gap at .010.
 

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thanks for all the help, i readjusted the coil gap and gave it a small dose of ether and it fired up, thanks again for the help:smile:
 
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