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Scott
11-08-2005, 12:33 PM
I have a small weed eater gas trimmer. When the engine warms up and I give
it full throttle, the engine cuts out. With partial throttle it's fine. Is
there some sort of adjustment I can make to fix this? It sounds like a
problem with mixture or something.
- Scott
Stubby
11-08-2005, 02:44 PM
Scott wrote:
> I have a small weed eater gas trimmer. When the engine warms up and I give
> it full throttle, the engine cuts out. With partial throttle it's fine. Is
> there some sort of adjustment I can make to fix this? It sounds like a
> problem with mixture or something.
It could be overheating. Check the fins and air path.
Oscar_Lives
12-08-2005, 03:44 AM
"Scott" > wrote in message
news:5QFKe.129929$wr.112736@clgrps12...
>I have a small weed eater gas trimmer. When the engine warms up and I give
> it full throttle, the engine cuts out. With partial throttle it's fine.
> Is
> there some sort of adjustment I can make to fix this? It sounds like a
> problem with mixture or something.
>
> - Scott
Sounds like a bad spark plug to me, or else the air filter and/or exhaust
ports are plugged.
Mel M Kelly
13-08-2005, 01:20 AM
Could be the high speed jet in the carb. needs a slight adjustment.
From Mel & Donnie in Bluebird Valley
Pagan
17-08-2005, 06:18 AM
"Scott" > wrote in message
news:5QFKe.129929$wr.112736@clgrps12...
> I have a small weed eater gas trimmer. When the engine warms up and I
give
> it full throttle, the engine cuts out. With partial throttle it's fine.
Is
> there some sort of adjustment I can make to fix this? It sounds like a
> problem with mixture or something.
May be dirt is clogging the fuel line or carb. The smaller the engine, the
more sensitive it is to dirt in the fuel. Of course, it's less likely to
have a fuel filter, and it's easier to get dirt in the dang thing in the
first place.
Pagan
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