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07-20-2009, 09:03 PM
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Another issue.....
I suppose when I was tooling around with the shroud off yesterday the voltage regulator shorted out on the engine or something. The battery is overcharging - the gauge is maxed out. I am also getting no spark at the plugs, and nothing at the points. I hope it didn't short out on the brand new coil and ruin that. I feel like God is teaching me a lesson in patience..... 
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07-20-2009, 10:34 PM
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Just a thought, but when I bought my 982, it wouldn't start. It ended up being a bad wire that runs to the positive side of the coil. Just for a quick fix, I ran a jumper wire from the voltage regulater to the positive side of the coil. It ran great like that. I eventually replaced the wireing harness to properly fix the problem. I hope it that easy.
AJ
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08-02-2009, 09:56 AM
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Wound up to be the coil that failed. I swapped the coil with the original one, and it started right up. I must say, other than an occasional burbble, it runs really smoothly. Some new plug wires should take care of that.
Well....so far only an $80 casualty.....it's hard to believe the new coil failed.
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08-02-2009, 09:18 PM
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I was considering getting the service manual for the Onan or should I get the real deal paper copy? Is there a free copy available online at the Cummins or other sites?
I have an Onan engine disk, let me check and see if what you need is on it and I'll bust you off a copy. Let me know what engine you need. Mike C. BTW: Where in NY are you located. I'm down in the SE portion Rt 17 x I-84
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08-03-2009, 06:22 AM
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Thanks Mike. I wound up getting the Deere version of the manual for $8 emailed. It's ok, but not as complete as I thought. I have the B48G, and the manual has more attention paid to the P versions. It has what I need so far, such as specifications.
I'm up in Washington County, east of Lake George.
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