McCulloch 16 Inch Gas Chain Saw MCC1635AK "chainsaw ignition module" Questions

...ignition module and flywheel on a craftsman chainsaw? Are all saws the same? rebuilt carb, new ignition module, new plug,but no spark. is there a "gap" between the ignition module and ...

Chainsaw won't start. Replaced carburetor, fuel lines, fuel filter, ignition module, spark plug. Using new gas and oil. Has good spark but won't pop. Chainsaw won't start. Replaced ...

...the ignition module on the powermac 310 and still get no spark. How do I test the ignition module out off the chainsaw? Or how do I know an ingnition module is working properly prior to

...chainsaw no spark Ignition systems on newer saws are a solid state all-in-one package. Disconnect the kill switch wire from the ignition pack to make sure that the switch isn't broken. Use a fresh ...

...chainsaw. I would like to know the resistance value between spark plug wire and blue wire from ignition coil, and between spark plug wire and the ground and finally resistance between blue wire and ...

...chainsaw wont start. new plug has a little spark. is there a coil that needs t be changed The engine case needs to be removed to expose the flywheel and ignition module. Check the module pole gap to ...

chainsaw Remove the flywheel side cover to expose the flywheel and ignition module. Check the flywheel magnets to ignition module gap with a thin business card for a gauge. If ok, remove the grounding

...the flywheel/ignition module by removing the starter/side cover and check the ignition module--there should be a wire coming from a dis-connect terminal going to the ignition switch. Hope this

When replacing the ignition module, what is the proper gap setting between the ignition module plates and the magnets in the rotor? The air gap should be 0.3mm

...chainsaw/ won't start, no spark Start first with a fresh spark plug set at 0.020" gap. Make sure ignition switch is on. If still nothing, remove the cover from the flywheel. Set the ignition module ...