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Briggs & Stratton 16 HP engine-points actuating rod not moving enough ?
Without having to take apart this engine- can someone please refresh my
memory, as to what cam or eccentric actuates the points rod on a Briggs
16 HP engine, vertical cylinder ?It's in a ' 72 Mont. Ward lawn tractor- it had intermittent then no
spark- and the points are not opening/closing enough to run the engine.
I've had a 9HP apart before, but that was a LONG time ago- whatever makes the points actuating rod move in/out appears to be worn
to the point the rod barely moves back and forth also, do they make an electronic conversion to do away with points on
this engine ? thanks |
UNIVERSAL
Nov 5
2005
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| After all that goofing around in my manuals & catalogs, Google again
comes through with this simple search... look around here: http://www.google.com/search?&q=briggs+ignition+module Rob |
trainfan1
Nov 6
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| WOW- thanks a lot- that's exactly the listing I need and was looking
for question- what's the difference between the "magetron kit" to convert
2-leg to electronic, part number 394970- and the "armature" 394891 will they both do the same thing, or what ? |
UNIVERSAL
Nov 6
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| The armature is the entire coil assembly, the kit is a small module
using the existing magneto coil. Ring 'm up and make sure they can outfit you on your older model. Rob |
trainfan1
Nov 6
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| Magnatune used to have B&S modules too, it looks like they are 2 stroke
outboard applications only now. Try this too: http://www.hardwareworld.com/Univ-Ignition-Module-p9W7CFV.aspx for another idea. Rob |
trainfan1
Nov 6
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| http://makeashorterlink.com/?I20735C1C Rob |
trainfan1
Nov 5
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