wjjones , Mar 30, 2014 #12 If you pulled the head cap off you will have to have a new gasket the old one will never re-seal properly.
If you pulled the head cap off you will have to have a new gasket the old one will never re-seal properly.
C coosmower Forum Newbie Mar 30, 2014 #13 wjjones said: If you pulled the head cap off you will have to have a new gasket the old one will never re-seal properly. Click to expand... Could be a reason is was overheating then? Yes it blew out a bunch of smoke when it started then not much after a few minutes of running.
wjjones said: If you pulled the head cap off you will have to have a new gasket the old one will never re-seal properly. Click to expand... Could be a reason is was overheating then? Yes it blew out a bunch of smoke when it started then not much after a few minutes of running.
wjjones , Mar 31, 2014 #14 coosmower said: Could be a reason is was overheating then? Yes it blew out a bunch of smoke when it started then not much after a few minutes of running. Click to expand... Yep replace it with a new one, and let us know how it turns out. I repaired a John deere rider that was doing the same thing, and it was a bad head cap gasket.
coosmower said: Could be a reason is was overheating then? Yes it blew out a bunch of smoke when it started then not much after a few minutes of running. Click to expand... Yep replace it with a new one, and let us know how it turns out. I repaired a John deere rider that was doing the same thing, and it was a bad head cap gasket.