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Kohler courage 20hp sv600-0025
Very loud noise when I start the engine. The belts is loose and there is nothing block the engine. Anyone have a idea what is the reason?
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Thanks!

Check the engine mounting bolts/screws... i belive on the SV600's they screw into the block (self tapping threads) not a nut and bolt.

Scrubcadet10 said:

Check the engine mounting bolts/screws... i belive on the SV600's they screw into the block (self tapping threads) not a nut and bolt.

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Thanks for your advice!
I will try to tighten the screws.

One of the nice features of this forum is it allows videos to be embedded .
If you expect people to create a google account in order to watch a video to help a person they do not know then you have just arrived at "a bridge too far"
The very most I would be willing to do is look at an open platform like you tube .
Because I take cyber security very seriously there is no way I would even have a google account , AOL account or any other "free" service .

Bert, i was able to watch it with no Google account

Might be a regional think
Link went strait to the google sign i page demmanding I open a google account which as explained I have no intention of doing.

IF I want free help then the onus is on me to make things as easy for those who will help me as possible .

bertsmobile1 said:

Might be a regional think
Link went strait to the google sign i page demmanding I open a google account which as explained I have no intention of doing.

IF I want free help then the onus is on me to make things as easy for those who will help me as possible .

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I am sorry , but I tried many times and can't upload the vedio. There is a error, but I can t get the whole error message.

Googal wants to verify it's me like a username and password are not enough. Dislike googal so I didn't verify.

slomo

Scrubcadet10 said:

Check the engine mounting bolts/screws... i belive on the SV600's they screw into the block (self tapping threads) not a nut and bolt.

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I tighten the screws then the noise disappeared .
Thanks for your help!

Oswin said:

I tighten the screws then the noise disappeared .
Thanks for your help!

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Good!
When you get the time,or if they back out again you may want to remove each one, clean them and the holes good and put some loctite on them