Need to replace coil Stihl 064 part # 2 204 222 108

[melvinhatcher]

I don't see the Stihl logo on that one, who knows what you got.
P.M. me your mailing address, I will send you one.

If it works, send me $30. If it doesn't, send it back.........

deal?

The coil you see in the picture is my original Bosch 2 204 222 108 it has 747 stamped in the center, made in Germany and 085 at the very bottom of the coil.

I posted the pictures of the coil and saw just to show that I did not have a bastard configured, jury rigged saw, that it is original. If my saw is an original Stihl 064 then, his supposing 1300 Stihl coil should have at least bolted up to my saw. :monkey:

I will IM you tomorrow after I go in for my blood pressure check up.

Regards,

Melvin

 

[Jacob J.]

What you have there is the 'dogleg' 064 coil. The part number is 1122 400 1300. There is no other replacement coil for that one. You have to find another 1122 400 1300 coil just like that one.

Some 064 cases were molded with both sets of mounts so you can use other styles of modules, unfortunately yours does not. Your flywheel will actually work with other coils.

If you're really feeling adventurous, you can mount one of the universal coils like Fish has for sale using a stack of washers and a hole drilled in your case. It's a repair I'd only recommend for advanced technicians and it takes a lot of finesse to make it work.

 

[melvinhatcher]

That is the same part number as mine, but the only difference, is that his is Chinese, I believe. And mine is a genuine Stihl. I do not have any experience
with the Chinese clones, and do not know if their parts are exact replicants.

So a Chinese 029 coil, might only fit a chinese 029, I do not know.

Can you post just the pic?

Good morning Fish,

Just an update on my 064. The dealer called and told me the coil I ordered was in. I took the saw and old coil to his store. The new coil fits the saw and the part number is; 1122 400 1300.
I had to take mama to a baseball game last night and did not have time to install it in the saw but I will do that today. I report back later to let you know how it works out.

Later today 02:30 pm. just walked in the house after felling two large apple trees that mama wanted out of the yard for a long time.

Welp, I installed the coil, set the gap .008 with an old feeler gauge that I use to set the valve lash on my LT1 Chevy, checked the compression while the engine was still cold, has not run since last year, 160 psi. I think that is fairly good compression for a twenty-three year old chainsaw. I put everything back together and she popped off on the first pull with choke on. Next pull with the choke off, she fired up and idled with a soft thump, thump, just like she done since new . . . and I danced to the music.
I am a happy man.

Now its back to cutting this winter's firewood.

However, I will be lurking in the background.

Regards,

Melvin


Regards,