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2N starting problem

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Corey J. Nichol

07-09-2000 15:41:29




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Hi all! Hope someone can help. I had left the key in the start position and ran the battery down. Replaced the battery and the tractor would not start. I disassembled coil, dist., and cleaned plug connections and coil/dist. connections. 6v at coil, but no spark at the plugs. Any suggestions. Thanks.




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Corey

07-13-2000 13:10:29




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 Re: 2N starting problem in reply to Corey J. Nichols, 07-09-2000 15:41:29  
Thanks for the help fellas, greatly appreciated.
The 2N is 'up and a runnin!' Had a bad coil. Actually, it was quite obvious once I took a closer look. Live and learn. Again thanks!



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ZANE

07-10-2000 09:54:34




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 Re: 2N starting problem in reply to Corey J. Nichols, 07-09-2000 15:41:29  
Like the man said you may have ruined the points and maybe the coil too. Just too much heat builds up when the switch is left on and the engine is not running. These new replacement points that are fabricated from plastic won't stand the heat at all. They melt and change shape redically.

See you have a 9N. You may want to look at the link below.

ZANE

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D. R. White

07-09-2000 16:03:17




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 Re: 2N starting problem in reply to Corey J. Nichols, 07-09-2000 15:41:29  
Corey, You my have fried your coil and or points. I would start with the points first. Dave.



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