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10-07-2020, 09:13 AM
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Points oxidized
105 points are oxidizing . Starts, restarts and runs well during a day of work. Let it sit for more than a day, and the points have to be cleaned before it will spark. No sign of oil leaking past the points push rod. Points and condenser are factory, and were new last fall. Cleaned and retightened the points and the Condenser to the block. Stumped. Symptom started this spring after sitting for a month, and has continued until now. This is primarily a snow duty tractor, and is not used much For the rest of the year. Thanks, Steve
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10-09-2020, 09:23 AM
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The points may have been coated to help prevent arcing. If that's the case, you may have abraded off that coating exposing raw metal that corrodes easily.
Also, the condenser may be bad....or not properly installed. The points cover with gasket is also important. I know you say you got new points and everything. .. but I'd replace them again. I'm wary of where buy my stuff... A lotta china counterfeit coming across the waters! Tons of that crap from eBay and Amazon.
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10-09-2020, 04:17 PM
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Points oxidizing
Thanks ! New points & condenser it is, and double check the connections. Don’t want to go through this cleaning ritual when it’s snowing. PS ; the points and condenser came in sealed Kohler bags, but now I’m suspicious.
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