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       Bring that coil back from dead to work again
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: November 3, 2025, 6:34 am
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       Bring dead coils back to work again. Worth the chance
       Info how he does the coils from his thread in my group.  I seen
       him bring back one on a stihl 088. How long they last yet to be
       seen. But saved him a bunch on one of those in oem coil.
       Smitty's
       Here's a tech tip for folks that dont know... saws that sit for
       long periods of time in damp area's or weather changes... alot
       of times ignition coil issues are prone to happen, either not
       work at all or work till saw warms up then quits... here is a
       trick for ya's that I personally have had good results with
       saving well over 50% of the coils doing this.  Toaster oven 250
       - 275 degrees for 2 to 3 hours.  Laugh &#128515; all ya
       want...but if it works it works.
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