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joeken

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joeken

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I have a husky 365 sp and while cutting wood yesterday it just quit running. After troubleshooting several things, i found that i had good gas flow and had spark if you pulled the cord slowly, but if you spin the motor fast the spark would go away. Has anyone ever had this problem and if so how was it solved? Help would be very much appreciated. THANKS!!!!:confused1:

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Hi Joeken, and welcome to the forum.

 

Your problem sounds to be coil related. I would first check out the flywheel, making sure that the key is intact and the flywheel tight. Its just possible that it is loose and just catching on the broken key at slow speed but spinning on the crank under higher inertia.

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