PTmowerMech Lawn Addict Jun 30, 2019 #11 Remove the kill wire from the coil. If it starts then it's probably a safety switch. Also, remove the fuel solenoid and snip the end of it off.
Remove the kill wire from the coil. If it starts then it's probably a safety switch. Also, remove the fuel solenoid and snip the end of it off.
D Dan357 Member Jun 30, 2019 #12 Hello I ordered a compression tester off of Amazon, the engine has zero comprehension. I tried several times, nothing. I checked the oil and it's very clean. Could this be a valve issue? Thanks Dan
Hello I ordered a compression tester off of Amazon, the engine has zero comprehension. I tried several times, nothing. I checked the oil and it's very clean. Could this be a valve issue? Thanks Dan
M MowLife Well-Known Member Jun 30, 2019 #13 You either have a broken crank rod if piston isn’t moving or a stuck valve if piston does move. Like suggested above you can remove the spark plug and spin engine by hand to see if it’s moving.
You either have a broken crank rod if piston isn’t moving or a stuck valve if piston does move. Like suggested above you can remove the spark plug and spin engine by hand to see if it’s moving.