beaglebriar
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Looking for a good module. PM me of you have one. Thanks
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Want to Buy Echo 660EVL Ignition module
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Dranali
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Hi there beaglebriar,
Have you had any luck with sourcing these parts or has anyone suggested an alternative model solution?
I’m interested to know as my 660 is requiring the same bits!
Cheers Drinali
beaglebriar
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No I have not. It seems they are rare as hens teeth. I have a friend that's an Echo dealer and been meaning to stop and chat with him. At this point I'm going to look at retrofitting a single piece coil. If I come up with something I'll post it here. If you could do the same that would be great.
Dranali
ArboristSite Lurker
Will do. There doesn’t appear to be an aftermarket option anywhere.
Very interested to hear how you go.
In the mean time I’ll keep searching...
beaglebriar
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Bump...
Dranali
ArboristSite Lurker
Hey beaglebriar can you pass this onto your echo dealing mate?It’s a detailed diagram of the ignition coil. There might be something suitable in the parts bin.
beaglebriar
ArboristSite Operative
The module piece that picks up signal from the flywheel is what I believe to be bad on the saw I have here. It will start and idle but dies when you hit the throttle. I have gone through the fuel system so I'm sure that is not the issue.
beaglebriar
ArboristSite Operative
I will do that. Wish you were closer we could do some parts swapping to diagnose the issue on both saws.
I recently went thru about ten 650/660 EVL.
I did discover there were two different systems used on them.
Mostly found that if one used the wrong flywheel, the spark was 25-30 degrees late. [emoji2959]
I had to keep flywheels and associated coils in separate Wally World bags to stay out of trouble. [emoji2955]
I did discover there were two different systems used on them.
Mostly found that if one used the wrong flywheel, the spark was 25-30 degrees late. [emoji2959]
I had to keep flywheels and associated coils in separate Wally World bags to stay out of trouble. [emoji2955]
Dranali
ArboristSite Lurker
Just a couple of saws there 67L36Driver!
beaglebriar
ArboristSite Operative
Found a NOS module on eBay. Payed wayyyy too much but the owner of the saw really wanted it running again.
Dranali
ArboristSite Lurker
That was lucky as I’ve been searching everywhere! Which ebay site was it from? Any joy with your mate at echo?
Just a few questions eh!
beaglebriar
ArboristSite Operative
My Echo dealer couldn't help, doesn't have have any older parts. eBay US, I was very surprised to see it. Been doing a search every few days for awhile.
My Echo dealer couldn't help, doesn't have have any older parts. eBay US, I was very surprised to see it. Been doing a search every few days for awhile.
Jesse James used a gun to rob people.
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beaglebriar
ArboristSite Operative
I know, thought the same thing. I asked the owner of this saw if he really wanted to spend that much and he didn't hesitate.
beaglebriar
ArboristSite Operative
But as a comparison a new coil for a 372 is around $90. I'd spend that to keep my favorite saw going. Luckily I have several spares in the shed. [emoji16]
Dranali
ArboristSite Lurker
Excellent.My Echo dealer couldn't help, doesn't have have any older parts. eBay US, I was very surprised to see it. Been doing a search every few days for awhile.
I have a 650evl if the parts are in any way compatible?
Edit: I see you got one.
Edit: I see you got one.
Dranali
ArboristSite Lurker
Hi jockeydeuce,
Just had a google and unfortunately they are not.
Cheers
Just had a google and unfortunately they are not.
Cheers
