Faulty lawnmower engine
The engine on my Suffolk Punch 35,a 4 stroke petrol model causing
problems.With a pull cord start,it starts OK and then runs for about 2 minutes and then dies.After a delay,it starts up again and then dies. I have cleaned the air filter and renewed the spark plug to no avail.Anyone any suggestions please ? |
Faulty lawnmower engine
"Martin" wrote in message ... On Wed, 15 Aug 2007 06:52:33 -0700, pete wrote: The engine on my Suffolk Punch 35,a 4 stroke petrol model causing problems.With a pull cord start,it starts OK and then runs for about 2 minutes and then dies.After a delay,it starts up again and then dies. I have cleaned the air filter and renewed the spark plug to no avail.Anyone any suggestions please ? Is the hole in the filler cap blocked? -- Martin Petrol starvation. Not sufficient petrol getting through because as Martin says the filler cap blocked and air cannot replace petrol drawn off at the same rate. Mike -- The Royal Naval Electrical Branch Association. 'THE' Association if you served in the Electrical Branch of the Royal Navy Reunion Bournemouth August/September 2007 www.rneba.org.uk "Navy Days" Portsmouth 25th - 27th July 2008. RN Shipmates will have a Stand |
Faulty lawnmower engine
"'Mike'" wrote in message ... "Martin" wrote in message ... On Wed, 15 Aug 2007 06:52:33 -0700, pete wrote: The engine on my Suffolk Punch 35,a 4 stroke petrol model causing problems.With a pull cord start,it starts OK and then runs for about 2 minutes and then dies.After a delay,it starts up again and then dies. I have cleaned the air filter and renewed the spark plug to no avail.Anyone any suggestions please ? Is the hole in the filler cap blocked? -- Martin Petrol starvation. Not sufficient petrol getting through because as Martin says the filler cap blocked and air cannot replace petrol drawn off at the same rate. Mike I once had a car that behaved like that but more like after an hour or so driving. I finally twigged what the cause was when filling it up with petrol one day. When I took off the petrol cap there was a big "whoosh" as air rushed into the vacuum in the tank. A small hole drilled in the cap and problem solved. David. |
Faulty lawnmower engine
Blocked fuel filter, sticking float?? :)
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Faulty lawnmower engine
On 15 Aug, 18:44, "BoyPete" wrote:
Blocked fuel filter, sticking float?? :) All of the above comments, plus: blocked air filter exhaust valve sticking (could be inlet, but never has been in my experience) when engine warms up - result of badly needing oil. Mixture out of adjustment. But I'd go with the fuel starvation route first. |
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