Gas engine gnition Module
03-28-2004 | 12:56 AM
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Gas engine gnition Module
I have an old type US engine 41cc. the spring starter gave up and it is no longer available. In order to be able to hand start it I changed the gap between the ignition Module to the flywheel to 0.02" as suggested to me at other post.
At the firs trying to star it there was a sound of "trying to ignite" but no more. A quick test proved there is no spark no more.
The problem has been proved not to be the spark plug nor the gap.
Is it possible that a small gap such as 0.02" (I used a spacer) can "burn" the ignition Module?
If so, does any one have this engine user manual and can verify the minimum gap allowed?
At the firs trying to star it there was a sound of "trying to ignite" but no more. A quick test proved there is no spark no more.
The problem has been proved not to be the spark plug nor the gap.
Is it possible that a small gap such as 0.02" (I used a spacer) can "burn" the ignition Module?
If so, does any one have this engine user manual and can verify the minimum gap allowed?
