61, 65 and 70 Series Vertical Shaft Engines
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Ignition module
The ignition system is either a capacitive discharge or a inductive discharge magneto, depending on the application,
contained in a single module.
• The capacitive discharge has a three leg design.
• The inductive discharge magneto has a two leg design.
• The magneto is energized by the passing of a pair of magnets mounted in the flywheel.
• Ignition timing is set by the location of the flywheel in relation to the crankshaft. Proper timing is main-
tained by a steel key.
NOTE: Regardless of which type of magneto is used, the test procedures are the same.
Module removal
1. Unplug the spark plug.
2. Remove the recoil assembly by following the steps
described in Chapter 6: Starter.
3. Lift the fan shroud off of the three studs that locate
it. See Figure 7.15.
4. Unplug the wire from the spade terminal on the
module or unplug the insulated bullet connectors,
depending on the production date of the engine.
5. Remove the module using a 10mm wrench.
Figure 7.15
Fan shroud
Shoulder
bushings
Shoulder
bushings fit
over studs
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