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Pony motor trouble

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1 month 11 hours ago #259910 by trainzkid88
Replied by trainzkid88 on topic Pony motor trouble
it probably broke off.i would fit a new condenser. not expensive and its often a problem. clean up the points and dress with a points file.

magnetos need a good clean return path via the engine castings to work properly.
clean all the mating faces with contact cleaner or methylated spirits.
rub them with no2b pencil the graphite will help conductivity. only get it on the mating faces.
new plug wire are also a good idea. need proper tinned copper plug wire not silicone suppression.

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1 month 5 hours ago #259912 by seiscat
Replied by seiscat on topic Pony motor trouble
Aha! Good news on finding a probable cause. I was thrown off track by your original post "spark is not an issue" I was looking for other possible reasons.
Good luck,
Craig

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3 weeks 5 days ago #259971 by Rat-den
Replied by Rat-den on topic Pony motor trouble
Just put in a new condenser after the old one failed a test. Pony motor is now reliable, firing in about 2 pulls. Thanks for the help guys
The following user(s) said Thank You: bernie, tailseat15, seiscat, Busso20

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3 weeks 5 days ago #259974 by Mike Meyer
Replied by Mike Meyer on topic Pony motor trouble
Good result, thanks for letting us know.

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