i made a mistake its a CV22-67515. It's got that SAM spark system. Putting it in a Lesco Walkbehind. Like to start it up on the bench first. I believe the SAM box is there.
On a Smart advance system, the coils have 2 terminals a 1/4" & a 3/16" one so they cant be connected wrong.
The SAM module will have 6 wires .
a pair for each coil
a black ground wire
a red power in wire
The coil wires should be sheathed in pairs and one will be longer than the other
The terminals on the ends of the wires are different sizes
\The brown wire will go to the small terminals and the other will go to the big one.
The big terminal wiles are all different colours depending upon what type of SAM unit is fitted.
I have only done SAMs on singles so if the coil leads are the same length I can not tell you which goes to the left or right coil.
AFAIK the flywheels are all the same regardless of what ignition system you use.
They all are magnetos.
The SAM module just changes the timing so it is optimal for the speed the mower is running.
Unlike a kettering ignition, a magneto can not create a spark earlier than when the magnets pass the coil, this is fixed.
However they can delay the spark.
If you can read circuit diagrams you will see that a Spark Advance Module is really a Spark Less Retard Module.
And yes there is a conversion to fixed timing, Rivits or Ilengine posted the parts list a few days back.
Yes Kohler dropped it.
A shame because it really made a big difference to the output of the engine, but Joe Public is ignorant & stupid
Faced with the choice between a 15 Hp SAM engine and a 19Hp fixed ignition for the same price they will always go for the 19Hp cause it is bigger so it must be better ,, right ?
