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Darrell C

10-17-2005 18:20:46




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I have a 9n and when I am running it for about an hour it acts like it runs out or gas and just quits.I dont know much adout the thing other than operating it. When it quits I can take the fuel line off and nothing comes out.It has a aftermarket fuel filter on it inline just above the carb if I take it off the fuel flows.It is a new filter and is not stopped up.After the fuel starts to flow it still will not start.I can go out the next day and it will fire right up and then the same problem all over again.Can any one help me?

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Wi Craig

10-18-2005 04:45:00




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 Re: 9N Quits running in reply to Darrell C, 10-17-2005 18:20:46  
Like old says, that filter isn"t made for a gravity feed system. Take it off. Check gas cap, vented.



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Farmmered

10-18-2005 03:27:53




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 Re: 9N Quits running in reply to Darrell C, 10-17-2005 18:20:46  
Check the fuel tank cap vent. Ed



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Dell (WA)

10-18-2005 00:02:19




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 Re: 9N Quits running in reply to Darrell C, 10-17-2005 18:20:46  
Darrell..... ..there are 4-common run-time issues with the 4-nipple squarecan frontmount distributor 9N tractor.

1) runs for about 1-min and quits; restarts about 5-min; bad condenser
NOT yer stated problem
2) runs for about 5-min and quits; restarts about 10-min; CLOGGED fuel filters
NOT yer stated problem 3) runs for about 15-min and quits; restarts about 30-min; gunked up ignition switch guttz NOT yer stated problem
4) runs for about 1-hr and quits; restarts after overnite cool-off
sound like yer stated problem? BAD SQUARECAN IGNITION COIL!!!

Unfortunately, the OEM 6-volt squarecan ignition coil is NOT as bullett-proof as we'd like'm to be. And once the insulative tar melts, it will continue to exhibbit the run-for-hour failure until you replace yer ignition coil. tip: gently stretch the springy-thingy underneath the coil for a more certain contact with the dimpled points contact..... ....Dell, yer self-appointed 9N sparkie-meister

oh yeah, gitt ridd of yer extra fuel filter. Yer 9N already has 3-filters designed for gravity flow. 1-filter in glass bowl; didn't-know filter in the carb-elbow; secret non-replaceable circular screen filter ontop of yer fuel-valve that you haffta remove from the fueltank for access to clean the bigg-chunks.

And ALWAYS turn yer 2-turn fuel valve OFF when you are thru using yer tractor for the day; otherwize yer gravity fueltank will overflow the carb valve and fill-up the intake manifold and into yer open intake valves and cause hydraulic lock when you go to crank yer engine, not good $$$$.

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old

10-17-2005 20:32:25




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 Re: 9N Quits running in reply to Darrell C, 10-17-2005 18:20:46  
Well fisrt off if the filter is one of those made for a car/truck with a fuel pump then thats part of your problem. Filters made for systems with pumps don't work well on tractors. From what you have said it sounds like you may have a coil going bad. Post down in the Ford-N board and you will get a lot of answers there



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wayne2

10-17-2005 19:41:32




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 Re: 9N Quits running in reply to Darrell C, 10-17-2005 18:20:46  
D,I once long,long,long time ago before Viet Nam, had me a 30 Ford Sedan, did same thing being a kid(then)talked it up with ol boys in pool hall. That engine not being much Diff. They pointed out it was condensor. Not saying it is or not. Knowing Dist is difficult to reach just MAYBE could use a tune up. just my.25. Wayne



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