2000 twin engine one engine wont fire

[seadooboater]

ill start from the beginning , after bringing it out of hibernation this year i noticed that the engine closest to the battery to get it started i had to hold down the start button for a bit to get it to turn over. the other day i was rippin around and that same engine died. the start button was instant to turn over now but wouldnt start it. i took off the solonoid box(if thats what its called) and the previous owner must have forgot the gasket so it was really corroded, i cleaned up all the connections changed the 15 amp fuse (other one fell apart) . i reinstalled it and all i got was a click. so i put the one from the other engine and turns over great but it wont fire im thinking no spark . for jokes i put the broken soloeniod on the working motor and it just clicked. any ideas? bad ground or did the faulty solonoid cause another issue?

its a 2000 seadoo challenger twin engine 750 2 stroke rotax

any suggestions would be great thanks

 

[Dr Honda]

750 Rotax? No such thing. You have 800's.


So... if the engine died in while running... then pull the plugs, and check for spark... and then check for compression.

 

[seadooboater]

good compression just no spark. tryed new plugs new wires still nothing

 

[Dr Honda]

OK... the 800 has an issue that the pick-up coil breaks from it's mount... and you loose spark. To check it... remove the mag cover.

 

[seadooboater]

ill check that for sure, been gone all weekend so now its back to the boat, will it be obvious to see that its broken? any pics?

 

[seadooboater]

ok back to the boat , found out the mag cover is a b(&^( to get off. how do test the stator? i have an ohm meter not sure where to put ends. and is there any tricks to looking inside to see if the pick up coil is broken?