mrobertskc
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***Update - I just check power at the starter while turning ignition and I measured 4 volts with my multi-meter. My battery if fully charged with 12 volts but when the starter is under load its only getting 4 volts. Could this mean a bad battery?***
When turning the ignition on my 2010 Cub Cadet LT1050 with a Kohler Courage 25 (SV730) the engine does not crank. I have a fully charged battery and tested 12 volts coming into, and going out of, the solenoid. I decided to replace the starter as it has always struggled to crank the engine. I expected the engine to fire right up but it doesn't crank at all. I can hear the starter engaging (again, its brand new) but no luck cranking the engine. I service my mower at the beginning of each season so my last oil change was a few months ago but I haven't had any knocking or smoking to indicate engine issues.
I'm thinking perhaps a compression lock issue but I'm not sure that would be it. Is there a way to release compression or hand crank the engine???? Any other ideas?
Please help!
When turning the ignition on my 2010 Cub Cadet LT1050 with a Kohler Courage 25 (SV730) the engine does not crank. I have a fully charged battery and tested 12 volts coming into, and going out of, the solenoid. I decided to replace the starter as it has always struggled to crank the engine. I expected the engine to fire right up but it doesn't crank at all. I can hear the starter engaging (again, its brand new) but no luck cranking the engine. I service my mower at the beginning of each season so my last oil change was a few months ago but I haven't had any knocking or smoking to indicate engine issues.
I'm thinking perhaps a compression lock issue but I'm not sure that would be it. Is there a way to release compression or hand crank the engine???? Any other ideas?
Please help!
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