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JD 2010 won't start fuel not getting past carb.?

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Mike Pirotte

11-21-2001 17:33:33




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I've been working on a 2010 that sat for about 20 years. After much toil and trouble the engine cranks well with the starter, I replaced the wiring harness and converted it to a 12 volt neg ground. I have good spark and can get the tractor to pop when spraying ether into the carb. I've checked the float and carb and fuel is in there but it does not seem to be getting any further. Any help or suggestions would be appriciated.

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Mike Pirotte

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Mike Pirotte

11-24-2001 13:23:02




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 Re: JD 2010 won't start fuel not getting past carb.? in reply to Mike Pirotte, 11-21-2001 17:33:33  
I checked the Compression I have 60psi on the outside cyl. and 90 on the inside two. I went ahead and put some oil in the outside ones and re-tested and ended up with the same results. does this mean I need a valve job?



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Brokenwrench

11-25-2001 11:19:32




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 Re: Re: JD 2010 won't start fuel not getting past carb.? in reply to Mike Pirotte, 11-24-2001 13:23:02  
You might not need a valve job. it might be rust or a little dirt under the valves. This might clear up after you get it started. Try holding the palm of your hand over the carb intake as you crank it, this bypasses the choke, you should have fuel on your hand when done. This also gives you a feel for the "suck" the engine has. With the compression your engine has it should still start assuming you have spark. If after cranking the engine over with your palm on carb, you feel some suck and don't have any gas evident on your hand or in carb. throat you have a restriction in the carb.

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John M

11-22-2001 20:16:46




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 Re: JD 2010 won't start fuel not getting past carb.? in reply to Mike Pirotte, 11-21-2001 17:33:33  
I believe Brokenwrench is right about the compression thing, as an eng can "dry out". Try pulling the tractor to start it. Another possibilty could be intake manifold leak at mtg gskts.



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Brokenwrench

11-22-2001 11:28:52




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 Re: JD 2010 won't start fuel not getting past carb.? in reply to Mike Pirotte, 11-21-2001 17:33:33  
Did you by chance take a compression test? If the engine is low on compression it will also be low on vacuum, it won't have enough draw to pull the mixture into the cylinders.



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Russ

11-21-2001 19:27:32




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 Re: JD 2010 won't start fuel not getting past carb.? in reply to Mike Pirotte, 11-21-2001 17:33:33  
Try checking the screen on the inlet fitting into the carb itself. It is internal so you will need to unscrew it. I have seen alot of these plug with "hair" and cause fuel not to run in. Make sure if this carb has a electric shut off that it "snaps in" when the key is turned on.



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Mike Pirotte

11-21-2001 19:57:55




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 Re: Re: JD 2010 won't start fuel not getting past carb.? in reply to Russ, 11-21-2001 19:27:32  
checked both this one just has a screw not the elec one. and the screen is clean.

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