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Renrag

Long story started with adjusting carb, then starter mag shattered (repaired), then 2 voltage regs ( replaced), then ignition switch (complete rewire), then safety switch failure(bypassed), now I have no spark and stater is deformed melted(discontinued), plus ohms on coil are at max(460 some.long story short my horse died and no parts to be found around me as of yet. Any one have ideas on this carb adjustment I have scattered about

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pfrederi

What model engine are you describing???? What model tractor????

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Renrag

82  B115 11h briggs it's a dc stater

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Forgot year

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Achto
1 hour ago, Renrag said:

now I have no spark and stater is deformed melted(discontinued), plus ohms on coil are at max(460 some.long story short my horse died and no parts to be found around me as of yet

 

AS for the spark, do you know if this is a points engine or is it solid state? If it is a points engine now would be the perfect time to eliminate the points for good, Briggs a& Stratton part number 398811. Leave your points where they are and and just cut the wire that runs to them. Install this coil, there will no longer be a points issue to worry about ever.

 

Next your charging stator. The stator is for charging the battery only. It will have nothing to do with spark. I do not know the part number for your stator without having the engine number and code.

 

Given the above electrical issues, I'm wondering if your new ignition switch is correct or if you have some other miss wiring issues. If you at any time send positive voltage to the coil, it will kill the coil for good. The coil should have a ground sent to it to kill the engine and should not have continuity to anything while running. An incorrect switch or miss wiring could also explain some of your other electrical issues.

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squonk

If you accidently sent power to the ign coil while rewiring the switchand it's a magneto, you destroyed the coil. Cheap fix. 

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Renrag

The points have already been bypassed, I put the new ignition switch in before I found out it was for kolar k series(no ground), duh, but according to what I found online if coil has between 2-5 ohms it's good, idk if could have another issue with it, but ohms are like 4.63. the stater has a inline protector to keep from back feed, but that's wired to starter sil. (On battery side) only wire on ignition switch is the starter wire,( witch I have a push button to replace that) ground goes to a toggle that's only ground wire . It should run fine how it's wired from what I've read on it, unless there's something I'm missing. I've traced this from carb to coil and am stuck now with a melted stater and a coil in question. I've been waiting all winter to ride my horse, but it's lame lol

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Renrag

The points have already been bypassed, I put the new ignition switch in before I found out it was for kolar k series(no ground), duh, but according to what I found online if coil has between 2-5 ohms it's good, idk if could have another issue with it, but ohms are like 4.63. the stater has a inline protector to keep from back feed, but that's wired to starter sil. (On battery side) only wire on ignition switch is the starter wire,( witch I have a push button to replace that) ground goes to a toggle that's only ground wire . It should run fine how it's wired from what I've read on it, unless there's something I'm missing. I've traced this from carb to coil and am stuck now with a melted stater and a coil in question. I've been waiting all winter to ride my horse, but it's lame lol.  

   It might be time to find a horse with a kohler, every blasted spare coil, ignition, and stuff I have is for some kohler and I've never had one. Wth

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Renrag

I'm looking for another horse found a ad for a 1960 8h kohler 856 for $200 just up the rd, looks in good shape, it's a barn find

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