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05-17-2016, 08:25 PM
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CC 1862 Ignition Module
I have a CC 1862 which I think the ignition module has gone bad. Would not start. Did not have any spark. I moved some wires around and it started and ran for a couple of days. Today, the same thing. I looked for a short somewhere, but found nothing, I tested the white kill wire coming from the ignition module to the ignition switch and, with the key on, it is not grounded, but still no spark.
Couple of questions: Do I have to pull the engine to get to the ignition module or can I remove enough shrouds to get into it? Is there any way to test the module once it is removed (or even before it is removed, would be better)? Where is a good place to get a new module? Kohler M18S; Spec..24646, Serial # 2017319496 Thanks for any advice, suggestions, or recommendations. 
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05-17-2016, 09:07 PM
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Best way to get it off is to pull the motor and the tins. I think you could pull the fuel tank and take the rear shroud off, but honestly it's easier to pull the motor.
If you wiggled some wires and it ran, you likely have a short. Most likely place is behind the engine tins where it attaches to the Mag. That's the most common place for the short. As far as where to buy, I suggest genuine Kohler, but Stens and Prime Line should also make them. I don't have an issue with those aftermarket parts, but the Kohler ones seem to last a long time. Buy wherever you want, dealer, ebay, Napa.... Your choice.
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