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Old 04-03-2016, 08:02 PM
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I can't think of a better reason to call in sick
Does your Onan have screw on plug wires at the coil? Some did some didn't
Did you wash the engine? If you have 12v at the coil there isn't much to go wrong, it's the coil or the points.
Mine doesn't have screw in plugs. Well went out for a little bit and got back and it fired right up immediately. But it was short lived. Died in 30 seconds. Battery is plum dead. So I know I plugged in something wrong in the 4 prong harness. Here's what I got.
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Plugged this wire in right beside the existing and it fired up but ran battery down
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Anyhow I was starting to coax myself into going down the road tmrw since it was running. Since it's not, (certainly something dumb) I'm staying home and getting this bad boy fixed and going fishing. This cub has my best interests at heart!
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Best to start a thread with the wiring problem if you don't figure it out
cause only people watching this thread now are 982 owners
I would go down and look at mine but I had to rewire a lot of mine
cause PO had a mag18 or sonething in it and butchered it up.
I didn't recognize that plug, sorry I couldn't help
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