064 coil problem

[Chris Prestianni]

Hi mate I'm new to this site but i have been told that you are the guru on 064 coil/flywheel setups ?, I need some help because my 064 died. Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks Chris.

 

[pioneerguy600]

Click on the green link below, it will take you to plenty of info on 064`s,

https://www.arboristsite.com/community/search/21055137/?q=064+coils&o=relevance&c[node]=9

 

[Jacob J.]

The main combos on 064s are:
Flywheel: 1122 400 1201/Ignition: 1122 400 1300

Flywheel: 1122 400 1203/ Ignition: 1122 400 1311, 0000 400 1300, or 1122 400 1303, depending on which slot the flywheel is on.

Flywheel: 1122 400 1204/ Ignition: 1122 400 1303 (Rev-limited CDIC coil)

 

[HarleyT]

Can't we make this topic real sticky???

I have experience in that area......

 

[HarleyT]

Well, things,
not topics......

 

[pioneerguy600]

We could make this a sticky but the question will still be asked, there are many threads already that covers these 064`s and Jacob J has answered /posted this same info over and over many times. Thank you Jacob. A simple search will turn up all this info in multiples, having it in a sticky likely would not stop new members from asking for this info. No biggie,one of us will put up a link for all to read.

 

[Chris Prestianni]

Thanks for the replys and information guys. The problem I had was that there is that much information out there that I was getting confused !, i am having the flywheel removed so I can get the part number off it to then match the coil (as the saw has already had 3 different coils from the last owner). Thanks again

 

[Chris Prestianni]

 

[Chris Prestianni]

Would this be the right coil and flywheel combination for my 064 ?. Can I assume that the flywheel number is the - 1122 400 1201c ?. And can anyone give me the stihl part number for the coil ?, thanks

 

[L34]

11224001300

 

[Chris Prestianni]

Thanks mate, and is it the right flywheel for it ? Thanks

 

[L34]

I think so Chris being a 1201.I don't know what is the difference between an a,b or c or if there is any.
A 1201 wheel is what's required for a 1300 coil.
As I said before a 1300 is very failure prone.
Are you replacing both wheel and coil?

 

[L34]

When you said the owner had 3 different coils,do you mean 3 1300 coils or 3 coils with different P#.

 

[Chris Prestianni]

I'm thinking of just replacing the coil but probably with the aftermarket coil by VEC to see if it will last !. All the 3 coils are different part numbers, thats why i am trying to match the numbers with the flywheel. Thanks

 

[Jacob J.]

If you have both sets of coil mounts in your crankcase, you can go with the 0000 400 1300 coil which is much more common.

 

[Chris Prestianni]

My crankcase has 3 mounting holes for the coil. One of the coils that was in my saw has had a adapter/mounting bracket made so that it can be used. I'll put up some photos of it tonight. Thanks

 

[Chris Prestianni]

This is the mounting holes and the bracket.

 

[L34]

I have done the same but it wasn't with a 1201 wheel.

 

[Chris Prestianni]

Yeh thats the s

 

[Chris Prestianni]

Yeh thats the same type of set up. Turns out that the coil number that Jacob j has posted is the same as the coil that I have taken out of the saw (the most recent to die). How long should I expect a coil to last in a 064 ?. I have a 034av and it seems to last for ever ! Thanks