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| Re: Need help starting my Puch | MacDo-@aol.com |
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It should quite easy to disable the kill switch on the Puch. There is a wiring block located above the engine and under the frame that receives the wires from the magneto. One of these wires is from the points and goes to the coil; and at the block, a second wire is routed to the kill switch. Pressing the kill switch grounds this circuit and kills the ignition. So, with a very small screwdriver, disconnect the wire that goes to the kill switch at the wiring block. No special tools needed and that wire does not affect anything else. Then try to start the engine or check for a spark with a clean dry sparkplug in dimmed lighting. I have tested a coil with a 1.5 volt dry cell battery. A spark can be seen in dim light, because it is week, with a good coil. While I'm sure there are better tests with better equipment this one works for me. Some knowledge on how to wire the coil is necessary. Joe |
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