Just finished motor rebuild - No spark (not the killswitch)
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Just finished motor rebuild - No spark (not the killswitch)
So I just finished up my overhaul of the motor due to a frozen crank. If you could replace it, it got replaced. After putting her back together though, I don't have spark, or rather, I have incredibly weak spark (1.7volts). The starter motor works great, so I'm sure it's not the battery anyhow. I've read the forum and I've seen the comments about the killswitch, but mine's already been disconnected. I can't imagine it's hooked up wrong (it's pretty self-explanatory), but if anyone could offer up a guide to reinstalling the engine (I have the Haynes, but it's pretty meh on the electrical part of remounting it), or provide some insight on where I may be going wrong, I'd greatly appreciate it.
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stella manual is here electrical starts on page 10 http://iheartstella.com/resources/manua ... manual.pdf
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Just rehashing some good advice I got with a very similar problem (in my case, the stator was bad)
- Did you check to make sure the spark plug wire is solidly screwed in on both ends? I did have that wiggle loose once.
- Could you have accidentally damaged a coil on the stator when you took it all apart?
Good luck!
- Did you check to make sure the spark plug wire is solidly screwed in on both ends? I did have that wiggle loose once.
- Could you have accidentally damaged a coil on the stator when you took it all apart?
Good luck!
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Tight on both ends. :/. Going to replace the cap and the ignition coil I guess.misterbrackets wrote:Just rehashing some good advice I got with a very similar problem (in my case, the stator was bad)
- Did you check to make sure the spark plug wire is solidly screwed in on both ends? I did have that wiggle loose once.
- Could you have accidentally damaged a coil on the stator when you took it all apart?
Good luck!
The stator checks out with a multimeter, so I know that's unharmed.
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