benedict
New Member
Hi Folks,
Wondering if some of you who have some Stihl knowledge could lend a hand.
I have a TS760 that stops running when it gets warm or after about 5 min of use.
I diagnosed this as a coil issue based on what I read online and the fact that I know that I don't have a fuel delivery problem.
I replaced the coil with this one (https://sawzillaparts.com/proline-ignition-coil-for-stihl-050-051-076-ts510-ts760-1111-400-1303/) and the saw starts and runs great....at first. Then the same problem.
I think my ignition system is incomplete because all my saw has is the coil and that's it! When I look at the parts diagrams, I see that there are two options for these ignition modules that I don't have, and I don't know if I need.
It also screams! I would think it being a concrete saw it would have a RPM limiter... the rpm that its running at did not change with the new vs old coil.
Pictures to follow
Wondering if some of you who have some Stihl knowledge could lend a hand.
I have a TS760 that stops running when it gets warm or after about 5 min of use.
I diagnosed this as a coil issue based on what I read online and the fact that I know that I don't have a fuel delivery problem.
I replaced the coil with this one (https://sawzillaparts.com/proline-ignition-coil-for-stihl-050-051-076-ts510-ts760-1111-400-1303/) and the saw starts and runs great....at first. Then the same problem.
I think my ignition system is incomplete because all my saw has is the coil and that's it! When I look at the parts diagrams, I see that there are two options for these ignition modules that I don't have, and I don't know if I need.
It also screams! I would think it being a concrete saw it would have a RPM limiter... the rpm that its running at did not change with the new vs old coil.
Pictures to follow
