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John Deere D110 Surges at all throttle positions

#1

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jkrieger1

I have a JD D110 and the motor surges up and down through all throttle positions. I can see the governor rod moving back and forth. The mower only has 80 hours on it. I have done all the required mtc on the mower so far. Any Ideas on what might be causing the surge problem?


#2

JD is best

JD is best

Did you get a completely new air filter? If so your engine is getting too much air and when you get crud in your filter it will return to normal.


#3

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jkrieger1

Did you get a completely new air filter? If so your engine is getting too much air and when you get crud in your filter it will return to normal.

No new air filter... It surges with or without the air filter.


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Mikel1

I have this model as well with almost 150 hrs on it.

I would check the oil first to make sure it's at the proper level then check fuel flow from the fuel pump. If fuel flow is good then clean the carb.


#5

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jkrieger1

I have this model as well with almost 150 hrs on it.

I would check the oil first to make sure it's at the proper level then check fuel flow from the fuel pump. If fuel flow is good then clean the carb.

I checked the oil level and its slightly higher than it should be. Also do I disconnect the fuel line at the carb and crank it?????????


#6

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Mikel1

Yep just make sure you have a suitable container for the fuel to go into.


#7

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jkrieger1

Yep just make sure you have a suitable container for the fuel to go into.

OK will do! THANKS.
I forgot to mention that this was only a problem until it warmed up. But 2 days ago I ran out of gas completely and when I refueled I put stabill in the gas and now the problem is constant. Seems to be not quite as bad when its under load and the deck is engaged.


#8

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Mikel1

Yeah mine has done that since day 1 but stabilizes after a few minutes. You may have picked up some sediment/debris from the tank when it ran out of gas.


#9

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mechanic mark

Did you get a completely new air filter? If so your engine is getting too much air and when you get crud in your filter it will return to normal.
Absolutely wrong about air filter, read through this:FAQ | Lawn Mower Safety Tips | Briggs & Stratton


#10

JD is best

JD is best

Absolutely wrong about air filter, read through this:FAQ | Lawn Mower Safety Tips | Briggs & Stratton

Are you sure? Because i got a new air filter and my Kawasaki engine started surging, but today when I mulched the leaves and got dust in it it surged much less.


#11

JD is best

JD is best

Are you sure? Because i got a new air filter and my Kawasaki engine started surging, but today when I mulched the leaves and got dust in it it surged much less.

Although the fuel shut off valve on my tractor is known to get junk in it and clog up so i might check that soon.


#12

Carscw

Carscw

Did you get a completely new air filter? If so your engine is getting too much air and when you get crud in your filter it will return to normal.

I will try and be nice.

I have read a lot of off the wall things on here. This one made the top ten.

If it runs good with a clogged up filter then there is a problem. It is the same as running with the choke closed.


#13

reynoldston

reynoldston

If the engine is surging you have a problem with the carburetor in the low speed circuit part of the carb. You might want to give the carburetor a good cleaning. I find a plugged air filter will give you a rich running engine that just runs like crap with black smoke.



#15

JD is best

JD is best

I will try and be nice.

I have read a lot of off the wall things on here. This one made the top ten.

If it runs good with a clogged up filter then there is a problem. It is the same as running with the choke closed.

So you are saying I'm not getting enough fuel?


#16

Carscw

Carscw

So you are saying I'm not getting enough fuel?

Or to much air
But most likely a dirty carb.


#17

JD is best

JD is best

Or to much air
But most likely a dirty carb.

I cleaned out my carb 2 or 3 times and it wasn't dirty to begin with.


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