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Old 05-11-2015, 12:13 AM
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Sorry about that. I've got a plug out and grounded with no spark. I did pull the shrouds to clean it so it's possible that I pinched something. If I did I should be able to confirm it by checking continuity. I really don't want to pull the engine again, it is a tight fit
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Continuity check to ground should tell you.

Or, try unhooking the wire like I said earlier.
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Old 05-11-2015, 08:16 AM
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Unhook the kill wire and if you don't have spark when you crank it over you will be pulling the engine out.
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disconnected the wire, no spark. I pulled the engine out and found the wire going to the far side burnt off. I have continuity between the laminated part of the mag and the kill wire connector. that doesn't seem right.
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I pulled the engine out and found the wire going to the far side burnt off.
Sounds like you put B+ to the mag.
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I was just thinking I could of bumped so wire while I was running them, which explains the burnt wire. well time for some new mag's . anyone know the part number for them.
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Did it ruin the mag?

Did you take the wire off and see if you had spark?
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i'll try and check it now. it doesn't seem like there should be continuity between the kill post and the laminations.
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wooohooo we have spark. I never did check after finding the burnt wire because I didn't think it was touching anything. i'm glad you sent me back to check. now I gotta get it back together and shoehorned back in there. I appreciate all of your time! that goes to sam mac also. thankyou.
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