I am working on a friends Echo PB 603 blower and cannot even get it to fire. Here is what I know. There is good blue spark, there is fuel (plug is wet and I have even put a little in the jug), plug is gapped correctly, compression is 90 psi, and the flywheel has no issues with the key on the crankshaft.
I have not removed the head to inspect the rings at this time (that may be next) or tested to see if a cylinder bolt may be loose. At this moment I thought there may be some issue with the switch wiring so I disconnected it from the ignition coil and still nothing. One more thing to note is that the ground wire from the switch (when I got the blower to work on), which is an eye-hook kind of ground end, was attached to the plastic ignition cover (I assumed that the mounting screw completed the ground). The bizarre thing is just to the left of place where I have the ground, there is another screw with a copper colored connector, but nothing to connect to. Not sure if that is where this ground should be as there are no other wires on the blower.
Anyone know what could be the issue and/or know where that ground wire really goes? Thanks
I have not removed the head to inspect the rings at this time (that may be next) or tested to see if a cylinder bolt may be loose. At this moment I thought there may be some issue with the switch wiring so I disconnected it from the ignition coil and still nothing. One more thing to note is that the ground wire from the switch (when I got the blower to work on), which is an eye-hook kind of ground end, was attached to the plastic ignition cover (I assumed that the mounting screw completed the ground). The bizarre thing is just to the left of place where I have the ground, there is another screw with a copper colored connector, but nothing to connect to. Not sure if that is where this ground should be as there are no other wires on the blower.
Anyone know what could be the issue and/or know where that ground wire really goes? Thanks