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Husqvarna XT7 - Autochoke? or a Carb kit?

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dmcdorman

About to post the video in a moment...gotta do it from the phone.

1. drained gas and refilled with fresh
2. took the carb apart and thoroughly cleaned
3. changed oil

Sill running like poop...no power unless I tinker with the choke while running.

I hear that this is a common problem with the Kohler engines 380960

I have read that it could be the autochoke or the float isn't allowing the needle to let gas flow properly.

Any ideas or thoughts are greatly appreciated!!!

Dan


#2

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mechanic mark

http://www.kohlerengines.com.cn/onlinecatalog/pdf/tp2601_308.pdf

look through this manual


#3

Catherine

Catherine

Hi Dan. Welcome to the forum!

I'm going to move your thread over to our Husqvarna section.


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NewToSmallEngines

Hey Dan,

Did you ever get this figured out? I just bought a used Courage XT7 and mines having the exact same issues, starts up for 5 seconds and dies. Read and saw videos about both options you listed. Do you get these issues taken care of?

I'm going to buy a new carburetor and was thinking either auto choke or adding a primer.

Thanks,

Paul



dmcdorman said:
About to post the video in a moment...gotta do it from the phone.

1. drained gas and refilled with fresh
2. took the carb apart and thoroughly cleaned
3. changed oil

Sill running like poop...no power unless I tinker with the choke while running.

I hear that this is a common problem with the Kohler engines 380960

I have read that it could be the autochoke or the float isn't allowing the needle to let gas flow properly.

Any ideas or thoughts are greatly appreciated!!!

Dan
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