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    Aug 26, 2008, 04:35 AM
    Only fires on one plug
    Please help I have a 16hp briggs&straton vanguard v twin
    It is only firing on one cylinder I have no spark on the one side I have changed both magneto and still no spark. I don't know what to check now.
    Please help me out
    Thanks Bob
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    Aug 26, 2008, 01:53 PM
    Does it have 1 coil with 2 plug leads?
    Either way, measure primary and secondary resistance to verify coil wire and plug cap are intact. Use the Good coil for the reference resistance.
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