Last week a guy brought in 4 saws, two for repairs (XL2 & XL-925) and two donated for parts (XL & McCulloch 36cc).
I selected the XL2 first and in the process found a most interesting solution to the oiler connector...
...I decided to give it a try, and it actually works. Ther XL gave up a few bits in order to get the XL2 running.
With that saw done I moved on to an XL-925 which had no spark.
2 of the 4 issues are illustrated here:
1) I fixed the broken/disconnected wire but, no spark.
2) I tracked down a faulty connection at the connector to the spark plug, still no spark
3) I searched out an IPL and looked at the wiring connections, and the generator and transformer leads on this saw were switched around (look closely at the photo again)...still no spark
4) I flipped the switch from "Off" to "On" and miraculously had spark
Saw now runs but I have a carburetor or air leak issue to track down.
Mark