NO<NO-------The coils do not fire at the same time on this 2 stroke motor !!!-----Where do these wild ideas / guesses come from ???
See circuit diagram: it's one coil, with one primary winding and one secondary winding. The secondary winding feeds the two plugs. How can they not fire at the same time?
What is the Serial # of your motor?
Looking at the parts diagram for some 30A Mariners, it does show a coil with two plug wires. However, with out the Mariner Service manual for reference, I will not assume a Suzuki manual is showing the correct wiring diagram. Yes the Mariner part shows two wires in and two wires out, but there might be 2 coils within, sharing a common ground, via the mounting screw.
I have the actual service manual for my motor - the circuit diagram is from that manual. Unfortunately the manual does not have a blow-by-blow description of the ignition cycle as in the Suzuki manual. It is pretty clear that there is one primary and one secondary winding - with the secondary winding feeding both plugs.
Are you say a plug would fire as the crankcase compression is scavenging the one cylinder with fresh air / fuel on a 2 stroke ?----Johnson / Evinrude built a 9.9 2 stroke and a 4 stroke in say 1996 model year.-----4 stroke fired both plugs at the same time.-----2 stroke did not have the same coil.
Now i"m confused ….Why the ignition can run on some 2 strokes outboard engine (usualy some Japanese engine like some Suzuki and older Mariner and Spririt) whit only one (double) coil and only one positive primary wire ?
And why can we reverse the sparp-plugs wires on a 2 cyl 2 strokes snowmobile (95% of them have only one coil whit one positive primary for the 2 cylinder) and the engine still running perfecly ? why this can happen if they don't fire at the same time ?
When have you ever reversed the spark plgs on a snowmobile and had it work? I have owned a lot of sleds and never managed to pull that off and make it work. I need some video for these claims.
Make a vidéo that show you stop the running engine, Invert the 2 sparks plugs wires and try to start the engine again. Put it in YouTube and give us the link here to all of us can see the results.
We do that on 2 cyl 2 strokes snowmobiles engines for decades, if a wire is not long ennough for reach the spark-plug, usualy i use an "in line spark tester".
Maybee that don't work on this particular engine for any reason ? But when i read your winring diagram, i don't know why this ignition system is different That the Suzuki simultaneous ignition system above…..
Chances of me making a usable video - slim. Chances of me moving said video from my phone to computer, editing and then somehow getting it to YouTube - non-existent.
How's this? This p.m. I ran the motor with plug wires as they normally are. Shut it off, switched the wires and started it up again. Motor doesn't seem to give a rat's *** about the position of the plug wires. Ran the same at idle and about 1500 rpm in both set ups.
For me, question answered.