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Athol

I have a Dixon ZT44 with a GCV530 Honda engine. Cannot stop the engine from flooding.Have fitted a new float needle & cleaned the carby.The machine has done 250 hours.


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pugaltitude

pugaltitude

I have a Dixon ZT44 with a GCV530 Honda engine. Cannot stop the engine from flooding.Have fitted a new float needle & cleaned the carby.The machine has done 250 hours.

Have you put the float on upside down?
I get quite a few in each year where the customer has worked on it and dont put the float the right way.


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reddragon

reddragon

a plugged bowl vent will flood like crazy....is it not starting? or is it making a mess and pouring smoke while running?


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Athol

Hi,
Many thanks for your leplies.float is correct way up.If I squease the fuel line & restrict the fuel supply it runs ok as if there is to much pressure from the pump.Re the bowl vent the symtems are the same.Where is the vent on the carby?
Regards Athol McLennan Australia



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Athol

Hi Red Dragon.
You hit the nail right on the head.The tinies piece of grass in the vent hose.Runs like a clock now. At least I now have the cleanest carby on a mower in the whole of Australia.Thank you very much for your time & help.


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reddragon

reddragon

great to hear mate!:thumbsup:


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pugaltitude

pugaltitude

Honda wont officially say this but when the engine switches off it sucks so any debris close to it gets sucked up in it.
Fit a fuel filter on the end of the pipe.


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