Hi, I'm looking to have the Flywheel magneto re-energised for my Villiers 98cc
4F but I am unable to find a servicing company here in the UK, any help would be much appreciated. Launceston. Cornwall.- posted
10 years ago
Hi, I'm looking to have the Flywheel magneto re-energised for my Villiers 98cc 4
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10 years ago
Chris,
A bit of a distance from you but martin Percy snipped-for-privacy@ntlworld.com 73 Ridgeway Wellingborough NN8 4RY is somebody I use to repair my magneto's, he is very good and does a good job.
Martin P
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10 years ago
A couple of places to try
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Don't know anything about them but they do a remagnetising service and
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who have a good reputation in the two-stroke world.
John H
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9 years ago
On outboard engines it was common to re-engise the magneto yourself ...
Remove spark plugs, find a suitable socket to fit the flywheel nut .... put this on short extension bar, put other end in electric drill and then spin flywheel for around 5 mins ... this would re-energise the magneto.
Not sure if it works on motorbikes - would expect technology is similar ... from same age.