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Re: No spark
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Posted by old on January 08, 2007 at 12:31:46 from (4.244.57.48):
In Reply to: No spark posted by Sparkless on January 08, 2007 at 11:59:40:
Loosening up that nut is easy if you have an impact, but if you don''t you can still use a poor mans impact which I'm sure you have. By the way your problem is probably bad/dirty points. The poor mans impact is a hammer and a wrench or socket. Put the wrench/socket on the nut, hold the flywheel with your hand then hit the wrench/socket wrench with the hammer. It may take 10 plus hits but it should come loose doing it that way. I've done that probably a few 100 times over the years before I got my compressor and impact gun
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