BoiseSaw
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can someone tell me a good way to figure out if i have a bad coil or a bad module? the problem is that i have no spark. any help would be appreciated 
husky rancher 61
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I may be wrong on this one but I believe that the module is built into the coil itself. I will assume that a new plug has been installed, the ground wire from the ignition switch is not grounding out.Have you disconnected the wire from the switch? Possibly a shorted switch would be cheaper that a new module. Just food for thought. I hope this may help, Ken
I may be wrong on this one but I believe that the module is built into the coil itself. I will assume that a new plug has been installed, the ground wire from the ignition switch is not grounding out.Have you disconnected the wire from the switch? Possibly a shorted switch would be cheaper that a new module. Just food for thought. I hope this may help, Ken
First disconnect your lead to the switch.If no spark ,then you will need the big module.The coil is rarely at fault.Check also if the the module wire is not broken inside the plastic at the white block connection under the small screw.Module from 266,162 or Jonny 625,630 are the same.
BoiseSaw
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thanx for your replys... i have tryed those things and i think it is the big module too. does anybody have one or know where to buy one somewhat cheep?
retoocs555
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I need to replace the ignition module in a 61 today too. I'll look for an extra module while I'm going through the parts.
BoiseSaw
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sounds good. mine is the big blue one not the little black one
BoiseSaw
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does anybody have any of these modules for sale?
