Questions & Answers for: Homelite no start no spark

...wires are attached to the Stop Engine Switch. Remove one wire and bend it away from metal and try to see spark when pulling the start cord. If spark occurs, the Switch is shorted and needs

start it. you should see a bright blue spark, if you dont try changing the spark plug. if its getting a spark come back on this site and i'll help you trouble shoot it. I have exactly the same problem

...spark again and it will start. Than the same cycle all over again, warms up then stops. What is the cause and what part do I need to replace. Hi You need to replace the coil but first try to change ...

...start. spark checked out. found that wire from motor to stand was loose. Tightened and the blower started. Used it for about 20min and it quit. It was like some one turned off the switch. Pulled the ...

...START AFTER THE SPARK CHECK, I WOULD REPLACE THE SPARK PLUG WITH A NEW ONE. IF THEN IT WILL NOT START, THEN REMOVE THE SPARK PLUG AGAIN AND POUR A SMALL AMOUNT OF GAS INTO THE ENGINE SPARK PLUG HOLE. ...

...start. Has spark, has fuel, chain Chainsaw won't start. Has spark, has fuel, chain stop works and is in the right position for starting and on/off switch is in the on position It starts but won't ...

...spark. Think this is my problem since it won't start. Make sure the ignition switch is "on" position and ground the spark plug solidly, on a clean metal part to make a better electrical ...

...today it will not start. What can I do? Thanks William I have made sure that it has gas, the switch is in the on position and the choke is closed. It still will not start. Try Getting a new spark ...

...start right up. If you did not have a spark on inspection replace the plug and repeat the process. I just solved my starting problems on two of my homelite saws.It seem homelite has a problem whith ...

...start check for spark either using a spark tester or removing the spark plug and holding plug against the engine frame and pulling starter rope if spark is present replace the spark plug and try to ...