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  1. mikekrawczyk

    No fuel

    Thank you
  2. mikekrawczyk

    No fuel

    I will give it a whack,and let you know what happens
  3. mikekrawczyk

    No fuel

    Cooling fans ok, what would cause 2 valves to stick at the same time?
  4. mikekrawczyk

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    I have another problem. Just for the heck of it, I straightened the push rod with a hammer, put it back in, and turned it by hand to see if everything was good. before my eyes, The push rod bent again. it looked like the valve wouldn't go down, this is a twin engine?????.
  5. mikekrawczyk

    No fuel

    again thank you, guys! Here is a pic of my homemade leak tester, Maybe someone can make one for themselves.
  6. mikekrawczyk

    No fuel

    I did a leak test on it, air was leaking through the exhaust. Then I took off the valve cover and found this!
  7. mikekrawczyk

    No fuel

    Thank you.
  8. mikekrawczyk

    No fuel

    Sounds good. I read somewhere you can use air to check if the valve is open. Is that true? Thank you for the advice.
  9. mikekrawczyk

    No fuel

    The pistons are moving, not sure about the valves. How would I check that?
  10. mikekrawczyk

    No fuel

    I was told you cannot check compression on that type of engine.
  11. mikekrawczyk

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  12. mikekrawczyk

    No fuel

    it has spark.it is a K I checked that it's ok. Thank you for the advice, I appreciate it a lot. I still cannot figure it out.
  13. mikekrawczyk

    No fuel

    it has a spark.it is a KT735, mod of lawn mower 13BQA1CZ010
  14. mikekrawczyk

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  15. mikekrawczyk

    No fuel

    getting no fuel in cylinders (Kohler twin engine ) won't start with starter fluid or carb cleaner. The carburetor is clean. Any help would be appreciated. I want to thank all of you for the help! Thank God for this site!
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