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Cratsoman 16hp turns over slow wont fire

#1

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Hekkler

Have checked battery have reset values has new carb Im lost on what next dont have money to take to shop

i pull plug it turns over fast
i have pulled exast off to see if it was pluged
adjusted values to intake .006 exhaust .008

what else can i do


#2

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mechanic mark

Post model number from under seat & all engine numbers.

Check engine ground cable from negative battery cable to engine crankcase, check for corrosion & being tight.


#3

H

Hekkler

Post model number from under seat & all engine numbers.

Check engine ground cable from negative battery cable to engine crankcase, check for corrosion & being tight.


Model 917-275350 year 2003 16 hp OHV Craftsman I/C
i pulled both ground cable and hot cable cleaned both and cased both to the ends and cleaned all connections

only thing i have n't done is pull starter and have it load tested it does spin freely with plug out lol but with plug in --
sping then hit top presure and stops


any good ideas


#4

M

mechanic mark

Model 917-275350 year 2003 16 hp OHV Craftsman I/C
i pulled both ground cable and hot cable cleaned both and cased both to the ends and cleaned all connections

only thing i have n't done is pull starter and have it load tested it does spin freely with plug out lol but with plug in --
sping then hit top presure and stops


any good ideas
CRAFTSMAN Tractor Parts | Model 917275350 | SearsPartsDirect Batteries are load tested, starters are checked on engine with machine to check starter draw. Check out wiring diagram at bottom of page, using a multimeter tool you can diagnose your problem.


#5

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hrdman2luv

Model 917-275350 year 2003 16 hp OHV Craftsman I/C
i pulled both ground cable and hot cable cleaned both and cased both to the ends and cleaned all connections

only thing i have n't done is pull starter and have it load tested it does spin freely with plug out lol but with plug in --
sping then hit top presure and stops


any good ideas

Seems it would have to be electrical. A week starter and/or battery as Mark is talking about.

I had a battery on my Ford Bronco, that showed a full charge. But would hardly turn the motor over... New battery, and whamooo, fixed the problem.


#6

H

Hekkler

Seems it would have to be electrical. A week starter and/or battery as Mark is talking about.

I had a battery on my Ford Bronco, that showed a full charge. But would hardly turn the motor over... New battery, and whamooo, fixed the problem.

new battery allready i had starter checked it was bad i just need money to get lol
but it has took 4 weeks to find the problem hope this is it


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