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Posted on Mar 04, 2010

My husky 510 was recently stolen but now ive had it back it fires but wont start, the idiots cut wires 4 sum reason behind the headlight an i dont know whats goin on. Im not gettin no spark from the coil unless i wire it up direct but it still wont start can any 1 help plz

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Your wires to the kill switch are most likly cut also need to re wire all that was cut with wiring diagram

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