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John Deere Homelite Weed Eater Won't Stay Running

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redice

I have a john deere weed eater and it has a fuel problem. It does start up but it bogs down whenever i press the throttle. I looked at it and it seems that its not getting fuel in the primer bulb. if anyone can help me i'd appreciate it


#2

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possum

Check out the fuel system to start with. Pump the primer and see if fuel is moving from the tank through the system and back into the tank. Check the primer bulb for cracks. Check to se if the fuel filter has fallen off the fuel line into the tank. Check to see if the fuel lines are leaking. That trimmer is getting old, and so is its fuel system.


#3

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redice

The lines dont have cracks or leaks. i dont think the primer bulb has a crack but i'll get a new one just incase. i have to press the bulb many times to get gas into it. so gas does go into it and it does come back out. could it be that the lines are too long? they are fairly long


#4

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Rivets

More than likely your carb needs a good cleanig.


#5

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redice

I actually cleaned it very good. It still has the same problem. I think maybe i put the diaphrams and gaskets in the wrong order. i just put new lines on it and a new gas filter. it looks like it may have fixed the problem, but i need to get more gas mix to see


#6

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Rivets

Can you post the name and numbers on the carb, so I can see what I am talking about.


#7

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redice

Its a C1U zama carburetor. the numbers are H46 23A.


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Rivets



#9

EngineMan

EngineMan

Can you post the name and numbers on the carb, so I can see what I am talking about.


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#10

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Rivets

Ha, Ha, Ha, EngineMan you know what I meant, or then again maybe you didn't.


#11

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redice

the 2nd link helped me figure out the order of the gaskets and diaphragms. thanks. i'll see if it works tomorrow


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