1. Remove the housing
2. remove the flywheel
3. push ignition wire through the plate and remove the screw holding the ignition wire to the plate.
4. slide the ignition wire around the plate shaft bearing to that it is next to the coil
5. remove the wires on the points.
6. remove the condenser
7. Here is what you are looking for. . . The coil can be removed by putting a screw driver BEHIND the plate it is mounted to and applying force to slip it off of the laminated plate(s) it is on. There are no screws and you DO NOT have to remove the mounting plate. It just slips off/
Tecumseh provides dealers with a 0.012" air gap guage, but 0.010 - 0.014" will do.
To install an ignition coil on a 6.75 hp Briggs and Stratton engine, first, ensure the engine is off and disconnect the spark plug wire. Remove any necessary covers and unbolt the old ignition coil from the engine block. Position the new ignition coil in place, ensuring the magnet aligns with the flywheel, and then secure it with bolts. Finally, reconnect the spark plug wire and replace any covers before testing the engine.
The plug gap for a 5.5 hp Tecumseh is .030 in.
To change the coil on a 1977 6 hp Evinrude outboard motor, first disconnect the spark plug wire and remove the engine cover for access. Unscrew the coil mounting screws and disconnect the wire connections from the ignition system. Replace the old coil with the new one, reconnect the wires, and secure it in place with the screws. Finally, reattach the engine cover and reconnect the spark plug wire before testing the motor.
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From the Tecumseh Jiffy Drill website: Ratio for Tecumseh TVO85 (3 hp), AV520 (3 hp), AV600 (3.5 hp), TMO49 (2 hp), TC200 (1.6 hp) and TC300 (2 hp) engines is 40:1. For a 40:1 mixture: Mix 3.2 oz of 2-cycle oil to 1 gallon of gasoline.
Tecumseh website, "All spark plugs air gap is .030."
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Sounds like an ignition problem. Something is heating up and opening electrically. Could be a magneto/ignition coil, capacitor, plug wire. Tom ♥
.030 inch ( on my 24 year old 5.0 horsepower Tecumseh engine )
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