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This could be the stator has failed, the cdi has failed or the coil has failed, check all the connections first, then test for power at each of the above items, and rule them out one at a time
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Check spark plug. remove the spark plug, clean it and test it. If it still doesn't start, take the spark plug out, and connect it to spark plug wire and try to crank the blower, and see if it makes a spark, if not you may need to replace the spark plug.
Could be a number of things. Check the distributor cap and rotor, check spark plug wires, check the actual spark plugs for worn or missing electrodes.
It also could be your distributor, but that needs to be checked out in a shop.
Have you checked the fuel? To start a car, it needs fuel + spark. Fuel pump working? Squirt starting fluid in the intake while trying to start it. If it starts for a second and dies, your problem is fuel delivery. If it doesnt, it's probably electrical.
Check fuel then electrical. Spray a squirt of starting fluid in the intake if it starts and dies out you have a fuel delivery problem. If it does not start check for spark at the wires. If no spark then its electrical.
have you tried a new spark plug???? try new sparkplug there may be a spark on the old one but it may not be strong enought, if that dont work you know its petrol problem!
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