I've done quite a few repairs on this motor and feel like I have a pretty good understanding of where I've gotten to in my troubleshooting so I guess you'll need to trust me some.
I've isolated the problem to the stator/trigger or switchbox. Which leads me to my question..
I'm having a hard time testing the stator. I've followed the procedures in my book but don't feel like I'm doing the ohms test correctly. I have an associates degree in electronics and know how to use a meter and know how to measure ohms.
Anyways.. Instead of fighting with the stator, is it safe to say that since I only have 2 cylinders not firing its probably the switchbox? I thought that if the stator/trigger was bad it would be all the cyclinders.. Is this a safe assumption?
I've isolated the problem to the stator/trigger or switchbox. Which leads me to my question..
I'm having a hard time testing the stator. I've followed the procedures in my book but don't feel like I'm doing the ohms test correctly. I have an associates degree in electronics and know how to use a meter and know how to measure ohms.
Anyways.. Instead of fighting with the stator, is it safe to say that since I only have 2 cylinders not firing its probably the switchbox? I thought that if the stator/trigger was bad it would be all the cyclinders.. Is this a safe assumption?