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05.06.2021 10:09:15
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The kill circuit should have infinite resistance unless it is connected to the frame. Once you connect it to the frame with your multimeter leads it will read 0 resistance.
We do not know the Ohm requirements for the newer Briggs and Stratton engines, Although from your analysis of the components 4kOhms seems to be an awful lot of resistance for the plug cap, It could indicate damage to the lead & cap connection and may be what is causing your issue. Typically a weak spark can cause a mower to shut off when it gets hot and the resistance of the ignition module increases. [links]
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The ignition coil or module for a two-stroke engine regulates the ignition power, and converts it to charging electricity for the battery system. When the module and coil begin to fail, it's typically because the units have been burnt out. The result will be an engine that performs badly, if it starts at all. Testing such units involves using a few electrical tools to gauge if the part still works, since most modules and coils are sealed with no serviceable parts.
Disconnect the spark plug cap from the spark plug. Carefully remove the plug wire to the ignition coil from its hooks that keep it in place on the engine. Pull the plug wire out of the coil where it inserts: It's typically just pushed-in onto a spike in the coil.
Take the good unit, or a new coil and reconnect it to the engine bracket. Insert a new length of spark plug wire, after connecting the spark plug cap to one end. Insert the other end into the coil receptacle for the wire. Reconnect the spark plug cap to the spark plug. [links]