I had problems with my xplorer. I couldn't get it to start. I removed the spark plug to check for spark. It was good. Put it back in and it wouldn't fire. Somewhere in this forum, I read where a plug can have good spark outside the engine and yet not fire when it is put back in. It sounded silly to me but, it was worth a try. I changed the spark plug and it started right up.
I spent many hours trying to get this machine running. Cleaning the carb. Checking compression. Looking at wiring and other items. I never would have supected a plug could have good spark outside the engine and at the same time, not fire when placed back in the cylinder.
I just had to big THANK YOU to those who respond on this forum.
I spent many hours trying to get this machine running. Cleaning the carb. Checking compression. Looking at wiring and other items. I never would have supected a plug could have good spark outside the engine and at the same time, not fire when placed back in the cylinder.
I just had to big THANK YOU to those who respond on this forum.

