HAVE OLD HOMELITE SUPER XL AUTOMATIC NEED ON OFF SWITCH AND MAGNETO , WE HAVE NO SPARK AND HAVE DONE ALL THE OTHER THINGS . SER. NO 3G2550042 , THE NUMBER ABOVE THIS ONE IS , UT NO 10045-C

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About .030". Remove the muffler if you can and look to see if the piston is all scored up. You may be using garbage gas or mix oil as well.

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Set your gap between .18 and .20...if you do not have a feeler gauge to get the clearance right, then you can use a paper match book cover...it is approximatly the same thickness as you need.
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For the high and low speed jets turn all the way in and turn counter clockwise 1 1/4 turns to start with and continue a bit more until the saw runs a max speed(go by ear) and idling speed(idle down enough so chain does not spin while finger off triger). For the spark plug gap, go about 20 thousands of an inch. I hope this helps you out.

Hi, 8 thou is the correct gap. Hope this helps, regards Phil.

Air gap 0.3mm and plug gap 0.5mm

The ignition switch or it's wire to the magneto might be worth looking at. Remove the switch connection from the magneto to see if you can get spark. The switch grounds the magneto circuit when it is set to 'off'. Good luck!

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