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12-30-2011, 02:36 AM
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982 w/Onan questions
It was running fine the other day. Then I went out there today, it fired right up, let it warm up, pushed some lite snow & it was acting up but not at first. This is how it was running ...mmmmmm stutter mmmmmm stutter mmmmmmm then it was fine shut it off & started it back up to go across the road to hit the neighbors drive way. I made it to the end of mine, cut right off, no dieing, just off. I checked spark - none. I pushed it back in the garage and pulled a plug. It wasn't fouled, smelled good, and was clean. I checked spark on plug none. I took points cover off and didn't see any spark there ether. I thought it was coil maybe but for sh**s & giggles, I took a piece of sand paper (220) lifted the contacts on points clean them off. It fired right up ????
 still has a miss every now & then but not regular. I'm thinking its time for plugs wires & coil & points. They are all original and it has 500 HRS. On it the plugs might have been changed, but I don't think so. Are the points suppose to spark real bad at the contacts. I don't think so but just want a second opinion .
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