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On Dec 17, 12:22*pm, Wayne.B wrote:
I have an older Merc outboard that has always been fairly reliable but went to start it the other day and it appears to have no spark. * I've checked the kill switch circuit and it appears to be OK. * It has an electronic ignition module on the side of the block which gets two inputs from the vicinity of the flywheel and sends its output to the coils next to the sparkplug wires. Anybody have an idea how to troubleshoot it from here ? You didn't state a year, Wayne. Try this website, www.marineengine.com Sounds like a Magneto problem ( the sending triggers), or coils, or plugs, or wires for that matter. Good ground ( Coils)? Does the Motor require a Battery, ie Electric Start? Clean system connecting contact wires.....? On a lighter note, I got duped into the old Snowmobile Ignition Test once. Shocking experience to say the least. Ole' One-Lunger Rotax. You could run them red hot, and they'd still go. Good luck. I'm a backyard Mechanic, so that's all I can give you. Only responsible for my Boat. |
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