Faulty Coil?
in 912 / 914 Technical Questions
11 years ago
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by Rex Anderson » 10 years ago
I appreciate all the thoughts, and help, even though I have no karma, rex
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by Rob Seaton » 10 years ago
You have 1 karma!
Do you have enough room access the holes in the flywheel?
If so: Remove the two screws holding the red wire ring terminals grounds.
Try ohming the red wires out one-at-a-time. try the wiggle again to induce the fault.
RedWireTest.jpg (You do not have access to download this file.)
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by Rex Anderson » 10 years ago
Rob, nice photo. I wasn't really sure I could access that area without removing the muffler. If I get my hands back on the plane, I will find a way. My leads usually zero out when touched together. This process would also allow me to freshen the grounds on the engine side. I am back in MT now, the plane in Texas, so unless I can find someone to help with testing, I'm done testing until I get back there. I may need to take a replacement stator along just in case. Better yet to find a Rotax saavy person in TX..... or trailer the plane home (last resort), as I really want to fly it back here. 1 karma, look at me go!
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by Allan Spensor » 3 years ago
I know this is a very old thread, but this may be of some use for others with ignition problems:
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