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Old 07-22-2013, 08:09 PM
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Follow the spark plug wire back to the thing you unplugged the white wire from and you will have found the mag.
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Old 07-22-2013, 08:17 PM
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As in MAGneto! Thanks! Will try the plug first.
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Finally got to the store to pick up a new spark plug. Did not spark while lying it on block with magneto kill switch disconnected and engine cranking. Did not go from cranking to running with plug installed. Based on previous posts my next option is the magneto. Is this something (as in a magneto for a lawn tractor) something that I can purchase at any auto parts store or what do you suggest? Do all magnetos look pretty much the same?
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You have to get one for your specific engine. Some auto parts stores con order/keep them. You will need make, model, type, code, serial number from your engine.
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from the engine itself or the numbers that are stamped on top of the black plastic piece that is in the center of the magneto?
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Old 07-25-2013, 12:27 AM
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i think i found it on the CC web-site. now i just need to be able to find one locally. my lawn will be a jungle if i have to order it and have it shipped! will check the local cub cadet dealer repair shop.
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Just a couple points. The two bolts that hold the mag to the engine are pointed out in yellow. When you put the new one on make sure you get the clearance between the magnet on the flywheel and the legs of the magneto correct. Don’t know if the instructions will come with it or not. They used to come with the mags for a Briggs.
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Checked all the LTX1045's according to the Cub parts site they all use the same Mag or as they call it the ignition module part number KH-20-584-03-S
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Man open the shed doors!!! Too many vapors are being taken in...!!!

I always thought the flywheel magnet was on the flywheel????

Step back from the wet bar!
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