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JD 650 fuel flow

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chip shaw

06-15-2002 16:34:08




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My 650 runs about 20 min then starts loosing rpm's and fades out. let it sit an hour and it runs great for about 20 min... I cngd the air filter, put on a new fuel filter (in the glass jar) and bled the lines.. still does it. Any suggestions? I also unscrewed the filler lid while it was failing (to make sure it was venting) but all to no avail....
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mike

06-15-2002 19:16:01




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 Re: JD 650 fuel flow in reply to chip shaw, 06-15-2002 16:34:08  
I have heard of something like that happening
if there is a little gas in the fuel. Local dealer went nuts trying to figure it out here the owner had used a can with a little gas in it . Maybe drain your tank at fuel bowl to check for flow then start over with fresh fuel.Also try bleeding at the injectors.



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mike

06-15-2002 19:15:13




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 Re: JD 650 fuel flow in reply to chip shaw, 06-15-2002 16:34:08  
I have heard of something like that happening
if there is a little gas in the fuel. Local dealer went nuts trying to figure it out here the owner had used a can with a little gas in it . Maybe drain your tank at fuel bowl to check for flow then start over with fresh fuel.



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Joe M

06-15-2002 18:24:38




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 Re: JD 650 fuel flow in reply to chip shaw, 06-15-2002 16:34:08  
Trash in the tank? when it dies look quickly at the fuel bowl, I bet you'll find it empty.
Trash, and/or rust in the tank takes a while to slowly clog the tank outlet, then float back away after the engine dies



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